Author: Noel Bennett and Tiana Bighorse
"The authors have produced a book to treasure. They portray not only how Navajo weavers make their yarns and dyes and rugs, but how they think and talk about their work. The weavers’ own statements, recorded with warmth and affection, tell of traditional beliefs, spirtual restections, practical approaches, and modern outlooks" - review by Ann Lane Hedlund.
This book reflects four techical princeples of the complex Navajo weaving that includ perspectives and sensitivities from the weavers themselves, a relevant component in the techniques of Navajo weaving.
SC/160 pages/B&W photos and drawings
