The Twined Basket: A Native American Art Activity Book: Native American Art Activity Book
Autor Nan McNutt, Bruce "Subiyay" Miller Ilustrat de Justin Yousoen Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 oct 2011 – vârsta de la 10 până la 12 ani
Great Grandmother, Kaya, a revered Skokomish basket maker, is teaching Josephine, 15, and her brother Ralph, 10, how to make baskets twined with the leaves of the cattail plant. Kaya learned when she was very young, just like the others who lived for thousands of years in the Southern Coast Salish region of Western Washington State. Now she passes the knowledge on, showing Josephine and Ralph how to collect and process the cattails, and even where to dig for the dying materials. But Kaya has more in store for them, as they become entwined in the traditional ways of life.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780882407609
ISBN-10: 0882407600
Pagini: 56
Ilustrații: 40
Dimensiuni: 252 x 212 x 6 mm
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Ediția:First Edition,.
Editura: Westwinds Press
Seria Native American Art Activity Book
ISBN-10: 0882407600
Pagini: 56
Ilustrații: 40
Dimensiuni: 252 x 212 x 6 mm
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Ediția:First Edition,.
Editura: Westwinds Press
Seria Native American Art Activity Book
Notă biografică
Nan McNutt, an American of British ancestry, grew up on the island of Pohnpei in Micronesia. Her introduction to Native American people and culture was at the University of Washington, where she received her Masters in Education (1979). Nan has developed instructional materials for Native American communities and schools and leads workshops for teachers in partnership with educators and artists.
Extras
"Tell us about the first basket you sold, Kaya," asks Josephine. She and Ralph know the story, but they both love to hear it over and over.
"Oh, yes! I was about ten years old," Kaya chuckles. "That basket ws a tqayas (T kye yahs). Really looked good, too. I made it with cattail leaves, bear-grass, and cedar bark. And I wined in a design, those little woolly dogs. I made them with cedar bark dyed black."
"Oh, yes! I was about ten years old," Kaya chuckles. "That basket ws a tqayas (T kye yahs). Really looked good, too. I made it with cattail leaves, bear-grass, and cedar bark. And I wined in a design, those little woolly dogs. I made them with cedar bark dyed black."
Descriere
Great Grandmother Kaya, a revered Skokomish basket maker, learned how to make baskets twined with the leaves of the cattail plant when she was very young. Now she passes the knowledge on to Josephine, 15, and Ralph, 10. But Kaya has more in store for them, as they become entwined in the traditional ways of life. Includes a craft activity, templates, and instructions.