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This important book gathers together all five of our well-received regional books of Native American designs: Eastern Woodland Indian Designs Northwest Indian Designs Plains Indian Designs Southeastern Woodland Indian Designs Southwest American Indian Designs

Textile, pottery, sandpainting and other designs of the Hopi, Navajo, Pueblo, Pima and other Indians living in the Southwest and northwestern Mexico.

Designs from ceramics, textiles, metalworking, basketry and sculpture ranging from pure Indian designs to those reflecting Spanish influence drawn from the culture of the Seminole, Natchez, Creek and affiliated tribes.

Traditional textile patterns of animals and geometric motifs originating in Panama.

Designs drawn from ornamental and utilitarian objects of this important culture.

Designs favored by the Crow, Blackfoot, Comanche, Pawnee, Apache and many of the other tribes who occupied the Great Plains and prairies from Canada to Texas.

Featherwork, wood carving, mat weaving, stone carving, etc., representing stylized creatures and geometric designs.

Traditional patterns woven into Persian textiles from ancient times to the present.

Serpents, monsters, calendar stone designs, eagles, sun designs, architectural ornaments, pottery decoration and other designs.

Authentic American designs of the 19th and 20th centuries.

This collected edition combines the three following books, placing designs at the reader's fingertips.

Carved and linear designs taken from ceremonial and utilitarian objects.

Beadwork, wood, ivory, bronze, etc., drawn from Grasslands tribes.

Geometric and nature-derived designs for tapacloth, pottery and other richly adorned articles of Fiji, Rotuma, Samoa and the New Hebrides, Cook, Solomon and other islands of the South Pacific.

Southeast Asia is populated by highly diverse cultures which share some common attributes. The following tribes have their textile art represented in the book: Karen, Hmong, Yao, Lao, Khmu, Lahu, Shan, Akha, and Lisu.

These Indian designs intertwine flora, fauna, human beings and gods with superb control of line and space.