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Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Cultural Background - Native Americans

1. All of the bead work created by the Native Americans are so intricate and is so well known for its beauty.  
2. The key concept being used is how all of the bead work relates to math and what it symbolizes. 
3. This design is based on the four fold symmetry which is when it is the same shape reflected in all directions. 
4. The four images shown in four fold symmetry they all reflect on each and every direction
5. The four images are the Embroidery Plains Indians, Embroidery, Plains Indians, Pawnee Buffalo Hide Drum, and the Navajo rug. 
6. Reflection symmetry is when the right half reflects the left half.
7. It is commonly used while making teepees
8. Four fold symmetry is commonly used for sand paintings in the healing ceremonies
9. The four fold symmetry is used as a parka design as decoration
10. The four fold symmetry five is used in bead looms
11. Native American bead work was created in 1794
12. These examples were used in looming and for teaching purposes

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