Threads Through Time: Finger Weaving - Cherokee Phoenix
2023年8月15日 · The ingenuity of Cherokee people continues through the creation of textiles such as finger weaving. His story: Cherokee Nation citizen Luke Wassom, 24, started weaving at 15 years old. Having grown up in around the Osage Nation, he began weaving regalia for Osage “in-lon-schka” or stomp dance.
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Welcome to our all-new series, Cherokee Traditions! In this first episode, Lily Drywater demonstrates the art of fingerweaving. Stay tuned every month for mo...
Finger weaver shares art form with others - Cherokee Phoenix
2014年9月23日 · Cherokee artist and Executive Director of the Cherokee Heritage Center Candessa Tehee taught Culp this type of weaving. Tehee is a self-taught finger weaver. "I really love to finger weave, and I really love to teach people who want to learn," Tehee said.
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We're here at the Cherokee National History Museum in Taliqua, Oklahoma and today, we're going to talk about finger weaving. Finger weaving is traditionally done by the women and it's for the men so the women back in the day used to make all the clothes for …
Fingerweaving - Karen Berry Cherokee Artist
Starting with the trade of materials from Europe in the late 18th century, Cherokee and other Southeastern Woodland fingerweaving thrived. The technique used, called open face or flat braiding, was typically done with one color of fine wool in an oblique pattern.
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Fingerweaving is an art form used mostly to create belts, sashes, straps, and other similar items through a non-loom weaving process. Unlike loom-based weaving, there is no separation between weft and warp strands, with all strands playing both roles. It is used among the Indigenous peoples of the Americas and in Europe. [1]
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Candessa Tehee (ᎢᏯ ᏗᎯ) is a Cherokee Nation citizen and artist who uses fingerweaving to create jewelry, sashes, knee bands, and bags. She is a self-taught artist who has been fingerweaving since 2000. She was honored and humbled to be recognized as a Cherokee National Treasure for her artistry and skill in fingerweaving in 2019.
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This style of weaving moves one or two warp threads through a weft, or space between yarn, and might interlock strands of yarn to create a pattern. The main patterns used by contemporary southeastern indigenous fingerweavers are the arrowhead, double lightning, lightning, chevron, and diagonal, or barber pole.
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2023年8月15日 · Finger-woven belts made by Cherokee National Treasure Candessa Tehee show the designs such as chevron and arrowhead in oblique and open-faced weaves. Modern day weaving uses a multitude of colors
Threads Through Time: Finger Weaving - YouTube
2023年8月15日 · The ingenuity of Cherokee people continues through the creation of textiles such as finger weaving. His story: Cherokee Nation citizen Luke Wassom, 24, start...