July 1974

In this issue

This text celebrates the artistry and cultural significance of Navajo and Hopi weaving. It highlights the history, techniques, and regional styles of these textiles, emphasizing their value as both functional items and collectible art.

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Chapters

• Pueblo Crafts

• Hopi Weaving

• Hopi ceremonial weaving worn by Kachinas

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  Hopi Indian Weaving, Leaflet No. 18

  Jerry D. Jacka

• Main Types of Pueblo Cotton Textiles, Leaflets Nos. 92 and 93

  Jerry D. Jacka,Carl Schaefer Dentzel

• Native American Tapestries Of The Navajo

  Carl Schaefer Dentzel

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  Main Types of Pueblo Woolen Textiles, Leaflets Nos. 94 and 95

  Carl Schaefer Dentzel

• Southwestern Weaving Materials, Leaflet No. 116

• Principal Navajo Weaving Districts

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  Kachinas, a Hopi Artist's Documentary

  ALLEN C. REED

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  Three Centuries of Navajo Weaving

  Joe Ben Wheat

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  Pine Springs/Burnt Water

  Peter Bloomer

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  Wide Ruin

  Agnes Smith,Ray Gwilliam Collection,Lottie Thompson,Marjorie Spencer,Nelle Roan,Blanche Hale

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  Two Grey Hills

  PETER BLOOMER,RAY MANLEY

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  Yei Rugs & Blankets

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  Yei-Bichai Tapestries

  Peter Bloomer

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  Weaving …Alive and Well

  Keith Leuthold

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  Pictorals

  Alice Yellowhair,Suzy Black

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  Teec Nos Pos

  Mrs. Saltwater,Esther Williams,Emma Yazzie

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  Sand paintings

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  Ganado Red Klagetoh

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  Up From The Ground

  Charles Lummis,Russell Fouts