81. Beaded Flowers - Beadwork By Caren Learn Beaded Flowers BeadedGarden.com OneStop Secure Shopping for Beaded FlowerSupplies. Patterns Books Kits Gallery. http://www.beadworkbycaren.com/

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82. Abelanani.com South African crafts such as paintings, curios, ostrich eggs, Ndebele jewelry and beadwork. http://www.abelanani.com/

Abelanani Creations aims to blend the beauty and uniqueness of African art and craft with western designs to produce corporate gifts of distinction. We are a 100% BEE company. A wealth of talent exists in our continent and by marketing the works of local artists and craftspeople we can contribute in some small way to help elevate the economic status of these communities. Our handcrafts are acquired from talented craftspeople from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malawi and Tanzania. Our vision is to be the preferred international supplier of authentic corporate African art and crafts. Our product range includes Corporate Gifts, Conference Gifts Lanyards and Executive Gifts We cater for corporate clients by designing and producing handcrafts featuring logos and company names. Many of our products are available for trade where dealers can secure discounts depending on the quantity purchased. Our beadwork is handmade by Ndebele and Zulu women. From their

83. NativeWeb Resources: Beads & Beadwork beadwork Designs through Martin s Craft Shop, Iroquois, US - Northeast, 7434.A Few Sample Designs of beadwork (trimmed at bottom of leggings and/or http://www.nativeweb.org/resources/crafts_indigenous_technology/beads_beadwork/

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84. Sedona Art Gallery Western Antiques And Collectables Sales Fine cowboy art memorabilia, western bronzes, old Indian beadwork, antique furniture and collectibles. Fine art, oil paintings, watercolors, etchings http://www.sedonaartcollection.com

Sedona's Premier Private Art Collection A Gallery of Antiques and Collectibles Now offered for sale Bill and Kate Woodruff have been collectors of quality western art, artifacts, and antiques for nearly 50 years. Bill owned Buffalo Bronze works, a fine art foundry, for over 20 years. His experience, knowledge, and appreciation of fine art sculptures makes the foundation for much of this collection. Kate, whose parents are buried at the historic Custer Battlefield National Cemetery in Montana, grew up on the Crow Indian Reservation and has been an admirer and collector of fine beadwork and other Indian artifacts. These pieces are original art and one of a kind collectable artifacts. Some of the items included in this collection are: museum quality Sioux and Apache beadwork, bronze sculpture (original CM Russell), paintings, Navajo rugs, Tiffany vase, silver service (monogrammed, Samuel Wood), antique furniture (Virginia Tall Clock), silver and turquoise jewelry, and silver concho belts. Please Contact Us to learn about Additional Items for sale not yet displayed A portion of our offerings are shown below. Please click on the pictures for more details. Check back often for additional listings.

85. SARAGURO BEADWORK Saraguro beadwork necklaces. Go to beadwork 2000 (A) (www.saraguro.org/beadwork2.htm) nuevo2000 Go to beadwork 2000 (B) (www.saraguro.org/beadwork3.htm) http://www.saraguro.org/beadwork.htm

SARAGURO: COLLARES / BEADWORK NECKLACES Bead necklaces are worn by Saraguro women both for daily wear and for special occasions. Beadworking is done mainly by Saraguro women, although a few men also do beadwork. The first necklace shown below (top left) is from the 1960s. Other necklaces from this period were woven with the same basic pattern, variations consisting primarily in numbers of rows and in color combinations. Since the 1980s (all the rest shown) there has been a continuous development of new patterns and styles of necklace beadwork. Also, more recently, Saraguros have been beading bracelets and "lizard" ( largato ) necklaces (shown on the fifth row), both of which are worn by men as well as by women. For more, go to BEADWORK 2000 (A) and BEADWORK 2000 (B) Go to BEADWORK 2000 (A) (www.saraguro.org/beadwork2.htm) Go to BEADWORK 2000 (B) (www.saraguro.org/beadwork3.htm) Go to ARTE.../ARTS... (www.saraguro.org/arte.htm) Go to HOMEPAGE (www.saraguro.org)

86. NEOKISTOMI - BLACKFEET NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK AND ARTWORK Blackfeet Native American beadwork and Artwork, breastplates, pouches, pipebags,bone chokers, porcupine quill and bead earrings, moccasins, obsidian knives http://www.neokistomi.com/

NEO`KIS`TOMI (Blackfeet for Three Bulls) (literally, nioo`kska a`i`saayooh komi). "If the Great Spirit had desired me to be a white man, he would have made me so in the first place" . . . Chief Sitting Bull. "Life is not separate from death. It only looks that way...... -Blackfoot warrior - "When a man moves away from nature, his heart becomes hard." -Lakota- Traditional and Contemporary Beadwork Created by Enrolled Blackfeet Tribal Members We are pleased to announce that some of our pieces (including a beaded pin, peyote necklace, scissor case, beaded choker and leather and crow bead necklace) were featured in a past issue of Vogue Italia in the photo shoot entitled "Indian Summer." About Us Our Beadwork for Sale Check Out Our Upcoming Art Shows and Presentations Galleries and Shops That Feature Our Beadwork ... Click here to see the Sioux Camp at Pine Ridge - 1891. "What is life? It is the flash of a firefly in the night. It is the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset". Crowfoot (1821-90) Native American , Blackfoot, warrior, orator Dedicated to my son, Ed. (1975-1999)

87. THE ALGONQUIANS SWEETGRASS GALLERY INC - Authentic Canadian Indian Art-Craft beadwork, quillwork, and First Nations crafts from an Ojibwayowned establishment in Toronto. http://www.tasggi.com

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88. Northern Plains Beadwork Traditional Native American beadwork using only traditional materials and methods. http://www.arco-iris.com/hana/

Northern Plains Beadwork Hana von Krenner made this beadwork. She had a show at the Museum of Native American Art a while back. Most of her work goes to private collectors. All of her items are made with old beads, brain tanned hides, buffalo rawhide, some are sewn with sinew; there are no synthetics or modern materials in any piece she makes. For information about ordering a piece of her work e-mail hana@arco-iris.com. Click on the picture to see more detail and more examples. Clothing Crow Horse Gear Bags and Cases Dolls Blanket Strips Other Items Sheathes and Cases Prices realized in past sales This site designed and maintained by Arco Iris Web Designs, LLC

89. Inuit Art And Sculptures, Carving, Shaman Dolls, Painting, Wall Hangings, Beadwo Arviat's Inuit artists are producers of soapstone carvings and sculptures, shaman dolls, paintings, wall hangings, beadwork and weaving. http://www.arviathotel.com/arviat-inuit-art.htm

The Padlei Inn Arviat Hotel Services Arviat, Nunavut Arctic Eco-Tourism Adventures ... Writing in Inuktitut Arviat Inuit Art The Padlei Inn in Arviat, Nunavut hotels are located in: Arviat, Nunavut Baker Lake, Nunavut Cambridge Bay, Nunavut Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut ... Wrigley, NWT Arviat Inuit Art The carving in Arviat is unlike any other in the Canadian Arctic. The carvers use a rough, local stone called steatite. Daniel Alareak has been working as an artist since he was 12 years old. Daniel learned carving from his grandparents, Michael and Eva Aliktiluk, well known artists themselves. Daniel's carvings have been on display in British Columbia and Europe. He is well-known for his caribou antler carvings. Daniel started making jewelery in 1994, working with walrus tusk ivory. As an artist, he uses every part of the animal, creating lovely pieces. Melanie Tabvahtah makes sealskin windpants, kamiks, mitts, parkas, amauti and amautik. She also carves buttons from ivory and caribou. She can make any clothing to order.

90. Twill Beadwork Twill beadwork, also commonly known as peyote beadwork, Twill beadwork issometimes mistaken for woven beadwork, but it differs in distinct ways. http://www.loudzen.com/users/jessica/beadwork/

91. Native American Beadwork And Wampum Belts Information about traditional and contemporary Native American beadwork and wampumbelts, with links to Indian beading artists from several different http://www.native-languages.org/beadwork.htm

Native American Art > Beadwork American Indian Languages American Indian Tribes What's new on our site today! Native American Beadwork leather (usually clothing, moccasins, or containers) and beaded strands (usually used for jewelry, but sometimes also as ornamental covering to wrap around a gourd or other ceremonial or art object) For beaded leather arts, Indian craftspeople sew each bead onto a leather backing (or cloth, today). A related craft, quillwork , involved softening and dying stiff porcupine quills and affixing them to leather, to birchbark, or to other crafts. Indian quillwork largely died out as an art form when seed beads became available to the northern and Plains tribes, but today some native artists are taking a renewed interest in quilling. As for beaded strands, Indian craftspeople stitch the beads together into strings or a mesh, using sinew, thread or wire. Beading strands and beading onto leather are both very complicated, time-consuming and delicate tasks which require many years of practice to do well. If you are looking to buy beaded art that was actually made by Native Americanseither because it's important to you to have the real thing or because you want to support native people with your purchasethen here is our list of American Indian beaders whose artwork is available online. If you have a website of Indian beadwork to add to this list

92. Home Page beadwork galleries with amulet bags, pins, necklaces, 3dimensional beadwork andfree patterns. http://www.debrapyeatt.com/

We are... "All things must change to something new, to something strange." Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Life changes. We change. We get older, put on a few pounds, get slower, get smarter. And through it all, there is change. This change requires a move. Mom and I are moving from Oklahoma to North Carolina. We plan to live on the coast - maybe not right at the beach but at least a couple of minutes from it. So far, I've come from Dallas Texas to Duncan Oklahoma and now I'm planning to move to the East Coast, all in the period of a little over a year. "The more things change, the more they remain... insane. It is amazing how much stuff you find that you have accumulated when it comes down to deciding what to pack and what to part with. You start looking at all the junk that has found its way into drawers or the back of closets. Did I ever really wear these shoes? How long ago was it that I read that book? And what is this little do-dad and what does it do? As a nation, Americans must generate an enormous amount of junk. And I do believe that most of it is residing in my house. Why should I find it necessary to save ink pens that no longer work or books of matches when I don't smoke? How did I collect a ton of information written down on little yellow sticky notes? In fact, how did I ever survive without those little sticky notes? Moving from one town to another is hard enough, but when it involves different states that are half a continent away, it becomes a little more complicated. When I was younger, I seemed to think nothing of heading out with just a suitcase and a few boxes. Moving was easy - almost fun. However, with age comes inconvenience. And lots of junk. I've found a lot of junk that I obtained though the years but don't remember buying. Bits of paper, business cards, small plastic thingamabobs and whatchamacallits that reside in the back of desk drawers or boxes on the closet shelf.

93. Morticia's Magical Bead Tour Beads, Sculptural And Freeform Beadwork, Artwork An Unique freeform and sculptural beadwork, artwork and patterns. http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Atrium/1643/

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94. Beads And Beadwork Links Beads and beadwork Links. La Compagnia dei Maestri del Vetro. Articles;Baltimore Bead Society The Bead Museum The beadworker beadwork http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/topics/bead.htm

Many of the links below are broken. You may find it easier to peruse our new links site Beads and Beadwork Links La Compagnia dei Maestri del Vetro Articles Baltimore Bead Society The Bead Museum The Beadworker Beadwork ... Society of Bead Researchers Beaded Embroidery Byzantine Bead Embroidery Lady Grizel's Medieval Beadwork Russian Beadwork History Bead Jewelry Amber Anglian York Craft Anglo-Saxon and Viking Crafts - Glass and Amber Working Beads of 5th Century Anglia Beadwork: Hopefully Helpful Hints Dress and Jewelry in Viking York (Jorvik) Jewelry Links Jewellery in 11th Century Scotland Lady Grizel's Medieval Beadwork Picture Gallery (includes 8th century glass bead necklaces and a 10th/11th century gold bead) Prayer Beads in the Arnolfini Portrait and contemporary painting Viking Beads and Necklaces Bead Making Anglo-Saxon and Viking Crafts - Glass and Amber Working Beads (Kateryn Rous) Bead Page (Sveva Lucciola) Eye Bead Necklace Glass Beadmaking FAQ Hands on Glass Beads History of the Glass Bead ... Working Bibliography Rose-Petal Beads Rose Beads Rose Beads - Your Link to History Rose Petal Beads Bead Weaving Twill Beadwork Stefan's Florilegium Beadwork on Clothing Necklaces and Beads Mailing Lists Beadwork: Send message of "subscribe beadwork" to majordomo@ml.rpmdp.com

95. Wampum Beads, Wampum Jewelry, Wampum Belts - Wampum World Quahog jewelry and wampum beadwork, made by Indian and nonnative craftsmen. http://wampumworld.com

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96. QuiltEthnic - African - Beadwork Information about Zulu beadwork. Bead Code of the Zulus This site describeshow the giving of beadwork is used toexpress romantic interest as well as http://www.quiltethnic.com/africanbeadwork.html

Top of Page QuiltEthnic.com Fante of Ghana African Beadwork A Brief Historical View of Traditional African Beadwork Article about traditional African Beadwork Africa Direct - Beadwork : Commercial site but shows beautiful examples of traditional and old beadwork by the Cameroon, Kirdi/Fulani, Kuba, Maasai, Ndebele, Xhosa, Yoruba and Zulu. African Beadwork (amongst the Thembu People) : Brief article about how traditional beadwork among the Xhosa has almost completely died out with only a few elderly women still retaining the skills to create it. African Trade Beads : This is a commercial site, but shows examples of both old and new African Trade Beads. Click on thumbnails of each type to view a more extensive variety. An African Valentine: The Bead Code of the Zulus : Shows the positive and negative symbolic meanings of each color and gives information about how the colors are used. Bead Code of the Zulus : This site describes how the giving of beadwork is used toexpress romantic interest as well as the symbolic meanings of the seven colors that are used. Beaded Splendor: Migration of Beadmaking and Beadwork Throughout Africa : This is a site of the Smithsonian Museum. Through its links, extensive information is provided about:

97. Shy Fox Native Arts And Crafts beadwork and apparel in a variety of native styles. http://shyfoxaz.tripod.com/index.html

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98. KMK Beadwork An assortment of delicas, seed beads, semiprecious beads, findings, and original artglass by local artists. Offers classes. http://www.kmkbeadwork.com/

99. Beadwork Gallery A gallery of beautiful beadwork from several artists. http://www.whimbeads.com/Gallery/beadworkgallery.html

100. Welcome To Beyond Beads Gallery Specializing in unique, handmade and antique beads, beadwork, and kits. http://www.beyondbeads.com/

Welcome to Beyond Beads Gallery web site. We are a retail store located in Spokane, Washington, and now are expanding our services world wide. We specialize in fine beadwork, kits, beads and all the supplies. We go beyond beads with our unique clothing, scarves, candles, and much more. Please come in and visit our site! We will be expanding our services to you on the web as time goes on. View Cart Check Out 12021 E. Sprague, Spokane, WA 99206 1-509-891-8653 Home About Us The Gallery Kits ... Contact Us

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