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asowacikanisa: A Guide to Small Metis Bags
$24.95
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Format:
Paperback
Text Content Territories:
Indigenous Canadian; Métis;
Status: Available
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Adult Book | Books | Indigenous Cultural Practices | Customs and Traditions | Indigenous Peoples | Indigenous Peoples in Canada | Métis | Indigenous Studies | Anthropology | Art | Culture / Cultural Practices | Non-Fiction | Art | Crafts | Beadwork | Métis Beadwork | Design | Indigenous Peoples | Indigenous Peoples in Canada | Métis | Self-Sustainability | Homesteading | Crafts and Skills | Teen Books | Indigenous Cultural Practices | Customs and Traditions | Indigenous Peoples | Indigenous Peoples in Canada | Métis | Non-Fiction | Art | Crafts | Design | Indigenous Peoples | Indigenous Peoples in Canada | Métis | Self-Sustainability | Homesteading | Crafts and Skills
Synopsis:
asowacikanisa: A Guide to Small Métis Bags is a continuation in the series of “how to” books on Métis material culture. This resource will guide you in the step-by-step process on how to create two different bags, a tobacco pouch and a sash bag, which were traditional utilitarian items used by the Metis. These bags are used today to carry traditional medicines and other treasured items. Complete with historical information, easy to follow instructions, detailed photos and accompanying DVD, this resource provides everything you need to know to make your own traditional bags. (Materials not included).
Educator Information
Grade Level: Secondary / Post Secondary / Adult
Additional Information
8" x 10" | 46 Pages
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