NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN BEADWORK...Collection Showing NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN BEADWORK Indian Tribes of...

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Contact William Johnson for further information at 989.775.4730 Objects remain on display Nov. 9-16 • 10am-6pm Collection Showing NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN BEADWORK Indian Tribes of North America are considered the most accomplished bead workers in the world. Using animal bones & teeth, clay, copper and stone, their early works of art reflected a connection to Mother Earth that honored the traditional beliefs of the people. With the introduction of glass beads by the Europeans, this art form was elevated to a new level of beauty by allowing more time to focus on design concepts rather than the creation of individual beads. experience the wonders of geometric shapes and floral designs Saturday, November 9 10am-3pm Join William Johnson, Curator for the Ziibiwing Center, as he introduces this special exhibit free & open to the publi c OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10am-6pm 6650 East Broadway Mt. Pleasant, MI museum phone: 1.800.225.8172 ext. 1-54750 www.sagchip.org/ziibiwing www.nativedirect.com WEBSTORE: 989.775.4783 The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan THE MIDWEST’S PREMIER AMERICAN INDIAN MUSEUM

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Contact William Johnson for further information at 989.775.4730

Objects remain on display Nov. 9-16 • 10am-6pm

Collection Showing

NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN BEADWORK

Indian Tribes of North America are considered the most accomplished bead workers in the world.

Using animal bones & teeth, clay, copper and stone, their early works of art reflected a connection to Mother Earth

that honored the traditional beliefs of the people.

With the introduction of glass beads by the Europeans, this art form was elevated to a new level of beauty by allowing more time to focus on design concepts

rather than the creation of individual beads.

experience the wonders of geometric shapes and floral designs

Saturday, November 9 10am-3pm

Join William Johnson, Curator for the Ziibiwing Center,

as he introduces this special exhibit free & open to the public

OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10am-6pm 6650 East Broadway Mt. Pleasant, MI

museum phone: 1.800.225.8172 ext. 1-54750 www.sagchip.org/ziibiwing

www.nativedirect.comWEBSTORE: 989.775.4783The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan

THE MIDWEST’S PREMIERAMERICAN INDIAN MUSEUM