The Meaning Behind Beadwork Regalia | Native American Beadwork - ARTEFFECTS

[@rondadewarf1155]

Thank you for sharing your love for traditions and your styles! I learned how to bead on the Navajo reservation back in the 1980s and still to this day incorporate some of their designs into my work.

[@timeenuf4200]

Truly beautiful and a major work of art.

[@andreazabranskyrodriguez5443]

Awesome beedwork, I love it, especially the culture introduction and the meaning of it.

[@dyinnmih]

Wonderful documentary, thank you so much.

[@phyllisbarr4766]

gorgeous

[@cindadegraw237]

Beautiful beadwork

[@nikkomartin9915]

The most famous tribe in the world ❤ native americans ❤

[@catherinecraig8230]

Where did they get beads from?

[@nativeandindigenuscraftcre433]

Hi I agree with her on native American beadwork I hate to brag about me I have been beading since 12 years old on and off until age of 23i can bead like a crazy person

[@pbsreno]

Love to hear from another artist who does beadwork for Native American regalia.

[@nativeandindigenuscraftcre433]

@@pbsreno hi I do native American beadwork for regalia and I also do native and indigenous beadwork for jewelry that can be use every day or on special occasion depending on what it is my specialty is haudenosaunee regalia besides powwow regalia

[@nativeandindigenuscraftcre433]

@@pbsreno hi thanks I do haudenosaunee regalia and powwow regalia native American beadwork for regalia and things that can be worn evey day or on special occasions like necklace and hair plunes and earrings

[@Dares9]

Sorry, what tribe is she from?

[@pbsreno]

Teresa Melendez is a Great Lake’s Anishnaabe (a self-reference term used by Potawatomi, Odawa, Ojibwe people, which means ‘Original People’). Currently she does a lot of work for the indigenous people across Nevada and the Great Basin area.