1978 Weaving Arts of the North American Indian Frederick J Dockstader HC DJ
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Weaving Arts of the North American Indian by Frederick J. Dockstader is an extensively illustrated survey of Native American textile traditions, design, and craftsmanship. For collectors, weavers, and readers interested in Indigenous art, it builds a deeper appreciation of regional styles and the cultural meaning behind woven blankets, rugs, clothing, and ceremonial pieces.
Published by Thomas Y. Crowell, New York, 1978, as a James J. Kery Book. Hardcover bound in red cloth with its illustrated dust jacket. ISBN: 0-690-01739-1.
Traces weaving traditions from prehistoric origins through the twentieth century, exploring materials, techniques, designs, and the social and economic influences that shaped them. Regional coverage includes Southwestern and Northwest Coast traditions, with examples of Navajo chief blankets, Germantown “eye-dazzler” textiles, Hopi ceremonial garments, Tlingit Chilkat blankets, and Salish woven work.
Illustrated with color plates and black-and-white photographs. Also discusses criteria for evaluating woven pieces, recognizing imitations, and caring for collectible textiles.
Condition: Very Good hardcover in a Very Good dust jacket. Red cloth boards are well preserved with light wear. Mild foxing is present along the top page edges, as shown, with light age toning to the edges. The photographed interior pages appear clean and well preserved. Dust jacket shows light rubbing, scattered small marks, age toning, and minor edge creasing; front flap is price-clipped. Please review the photographs for condition details.
SKU D-8
1978 Weaving Arts of the North American Indian Frederick J Dockstader HC DJ
$35.00
Published by Thomas Y. Crowell, New York, 1978, as a James J. Kery Book. Hardcover bound in red cloth with its illustrated dust jacket. ISBN: 0-690-01739-1.
Traces weaving traditions from prehistoric origins through the twentieth century, exploring materials, techniques, designs, and the social and economic influences that shaped them. Regional coverage includes Southwestern and Northwest Coast traditions, with examples of Navajo chief blankets, Germantown “eye-dazzler” textiles, Hopi ceremonial garments, Tlingit Chilkat blankets, and Salish woven work.
Illustrated with color plates and black-and-white photographs. Also discusses criteria for evaluating woven pieces, recognizing imitations, and caring for collectible textiles.
Condition: Very Good hardcover in a Very Good dust jacket. Red cloth boards are well preserved with light wear. Mild foxing is present along the top page edges, as shown, with light age toning to the edges. The photographed interior pages appear clean and well preserved. Dust jacket shows light rubbing, scattered small marks, age toning, and minor edge creasing; front flap is price-clipped. Please review the photographs for condition details.
SKU D-8