Local and Cultural Art Forms to Inspire Your Mission Patch (MO-2) by Richard Parra

Yokut Basket

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Yokut Coiled Polychromed Figurative Friendship Basket, c. 1910 - 1920

Storm Rug

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Chief Kyan Totem Pole

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Lummi Totem Pole

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Inuit Ivory Pipe

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Tlingit Wooden Bird Bowl

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Kiowa Beaded Moccasins

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Nez Perce Beaded Moccasins

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Woodlands Beaded Moccasins

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Birch Bark Basket

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Sioux Beaded Pouch

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Chilkat Blanket

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Kwakiutl Face Mask

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Haida Oil Dish

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Inuit Carved Soapstone Otter with Fish

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Coast Salish Thunderbird Drum

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Makah Basket

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Makah Mask

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Makah Canoes

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Makah Totem Poles

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Quileute Basket

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Quileute Canoes

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Quileute Wood Mask

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Yakama Beaded Purse

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Yakama Beaded Dress

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Yakama Wapaas

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Oaxacan Rugs

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Huipil (Chiapas)

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Huipil (Yucatan)

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Huipil (Quintana Roo)

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Huipil (Campeche)

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Sarape (Michoacán)

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Quechquémitl

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Alebrije

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Alebrije (copal wood)

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Cartoneria

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Festival de la Cartoneria

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Huichol Beaded Art (Chaquira)

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Huichol Yarn Painting

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Huichol Beaded Moon Art

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Huichol Beaded Eclipse Art

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Black Clay Pottery

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Puebla Talavera Pottery

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Bruñido (Burnished) Style Pottery

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Hammock Weaving

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Hammocks have been used by Maya for over 3,000 years. Hammocks are so culturally important for all people in Yucatán that all houses are built with hammock hooks installed on all the bedroom walls. Hammock weaving is an art, which is passed on from generation to generation. Maya artisans are known for making some of the finest hammocks in the world.

Mexican Tree of Life

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Papel Picado

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Ceramic container, Mangbetu tribe, Zaire

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Vessel, Azande, Angola

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Vessel, Nyonyosi-Yatenga, Burkina Faso

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Decorated global vessel, everted lip, Igbo

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Baule Moon Mask

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Tabwa Beaded Moonlight Mask

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Sun Mask

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Crescent-Moon (Karou) Mask

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Baoulé Lunar Mask

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Tutsi Lidded Basket

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KwaZulu-Natal Lidded Basket

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Murals

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LaGrange, GA

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Spirit in Glass: Plateau Native Beadwork

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Bag, Umatilla or Yakama, ca. 1870, buckskin, glass beads

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Yakama. Woman’s Beaded Dress, late 19th century. Buckskin, glass beads, metal coins

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K’pit-lima sapk’ukt (Beaded Bag), ca. 1890-1900

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Yakama Flat Bag

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Beaded Floral Bag

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Floral beaded bag, Columbia Plateau

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Beaded bag with hour-glass style design, Columbia Plateau

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Floral beaded bag, Columbia Plateau

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Bag with women in traditional Plateau dress and hairstyle

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Beaded pouch, Nez Perce

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Pipe bag by Sherley Patrick, Columbia Plateau, Yakama

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Moon Phases Medallions

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Yakima County, WA

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Basket designs held meaning and stories. Designs were sometimes inspired by nature; such as mountains, animals, plants, etc.

Yakima County, WA

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Basketry/weaving Example

Yakima County, WA

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Yakima County, WA

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Yakima County, WA

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Yakima County, WA

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Yakima County, WA

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Washington, USA

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Washington, USA

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Washington, USA

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Washington, USA

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Washington, USA

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Washington, USA

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San Juan Paiute Navajo Style Ceremonial Basket

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Weaving Peruvian textiles

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Traditional weaving techniques have been passed down for generations. Some weavers use materials, such as natural dyes (from plants) and alpaca wool. The designs and patterns often represent the local environment (nature) and beliefs.

Wayuu patterns and designs

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Muisca goldworking

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Murals

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"For the planet" painted by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra. He uses bold colors and strong lines to create kaleidoscopic shapes and images.

Camuy, Puerto Rico

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Phoenix, AZ

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