Contemporary Traditions: in Native American Jewelry

Contemporary Traditions: in Native American Jewelry - Paperback

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Contemporary Traditions: in Native American Jewelry

Contemporary Traditions: in Native American Jewelry - Paperback

by Michael Richarme , Katie McClain Richarme
$13.50
Sale price  $13.50 Regular price 

Book Overview

Native American jewelers continue to produce amazing jewelry with new techniques, new formats, and new metals and gemstones. They are advancing the traditions of past generations and continuing to tell the stories of their cultures. This small book is one of a series, and this one focuses on Native American jewelers of the American Southwest. Other books in the series focus on pottery, sculpture, fine art, and Zuni carvings and fetishes.

ISBN9781791985516
Author Michael Richarme , Katie McClain Richarme
PublisherIndependently Published
GenreArts
FormatPaperback
PublishedJanuary 2019
LanguageENG- English
Pages38
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Michael Richarme
Katie McClain Richarme has been an avid collector of Native American items from a very early age, and has continued this avocation with The Dancing Rabbit Gallery. Michael Richarme, a retired corporate executive turned University professor, happily writes about Katie's adventures with Native American artists and travels throughout historic sites in the American Southwest.
About Katie McClain Richarme
Katie McClain Richarme has been an avid collector of Native American items from a very early age, and has continued this avocation with The Dancing Rabbit Gallery. Michael Richarme, a retired corporate executive turned University professor, happily writes about Katie's adventures with Native American artists and travels throughout historic sites in the American Southwest.

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