Apache Bead Maker with Traditional Native American Cradleboard Postcard 24233
$ 6.84
Description
Apache Bead Maker with Traditional Native American Cradleboard Postcard 24233 Front of Card: The image shows a person sitting on the ground outdoors, engaged in what appears to be a traditional craft activity. The person is wearing a blue dress with intricate patterns and is holding a piece of fabric or ribbon. There is a woven basket-like structure, possibly a cradleboard, leaning against a tree next to the person. The background includes green vegetation and a tree trunk, suggesting a natural setting. This image is interesting and relevant as it depicts traditional craftsmanship and cultural attire, highlighting the importance of preserving and showcasing cultural heritage and practices. Back of Card: The image is a postcard with text on it. The text reads: APACHE BEAD MAKER A skilled worker displays her necklaces, ties, belts, hat bands and medallions made from glass beads. She also shows an Apache cradleboard made from sotol blossom stalks, pine striplings, and pinon pine pitch. Most boards today are completed with denim rather than buckskin. Photography by Western Ways Features There is also a logo that reads "Petley" and additional text along the side that reads "Pub. by Petley Studios, 4051 E. Van Buren, Phoenix, Arizona." At the bottom, there is text that reads "74006-B" and "MADE BY DEXTER PRESS, INC." This image showcases traditional Apache beadwork and craftsmanship.
