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Contemporary Maasai Beading: 21 Simple Projects Based on Traditional Designs [Mīkstie vāki]

  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 128 pages, height x width: 254x216 mm, weight: 590 g, 200+ color photos
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Mar-2023
  • Izdevniecība: Schiffer Publishing Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0764365525
  • ISBN-13: 9780764365522
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 128 pages, height x width: 254x216 mm, weight: 590 g, 200+ color photos
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Mar-2023
  • Izdevniecība: Schiffer Publishing Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0764365525
  • ISBN-13: 9780764365522
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A beautiful look into the ancient Maasai tradition of beading.





Dive into the ancient Maasai beading tradition, its history, and its purpose. African beaded jewelry is one of today's most popular trends in jewelry making, and in this book, you'll learn from skilled Maasai artisans, who teach you to make 21 beaded designs as you read their personal stories. 





Using widely available and accessible materials and few tools, you can make a variety of  designs, from simple asymmetrical earrings to a complex geometrical cuff bracelet.





The Maasai of the Loita Hills of Kenya established RedTribe Beadwork, a female empowerment enterprise in which the women create, market, and sell their beaded jewelry. Meet Melau, a young mother of five children; Nalepo, who supports her disabled husband and ten children; wise, gentle, and spiritual Nalotwesha; and many others who will inspire and teach you.





All author proceeds from this book will go into developing RedTribe Beadwork and empowering the artisans.

Recenzijas

Skillfully blends photography and instructions to teach readers . . .  Valuable insights . . . [ The artisans] stories, among the most compelling aspects of the book, shed light on the richness of Maasai culture and its enduring traditions. -- Tauko Magazine

Introduction 4(2)
The History of Maasai Beads
6(1)
RedTribe's Artisans
7(5)
The Maasai
12(1)
The Maasai Tradition of Beading
13(1)
Getting Started
14(5)
Tools
16(1)
Materials
17(2)
Techniques
19(11)
Creating a Loop
19(1)
Creating a Seed Bead Circle
20(1)
Attaching a Clasp or Toggle
21(1)
Creating a Beaded Surround
22(2)
Creating Beaded Linked Rings
24(2)
Creating a Beaded Chain
26(2)
Creating an Extension Chain
28(2)
Projects
30(98)
Asymmetric Zebra Earrings
32(4)
Asymmetric Zebra Necklace
36(6)
Zebra Bracelet in Orange and Lime Green
42(6)
Daisy Earrings--Kiraposho
48(4)
Daisy-Chain Necklace
52(4)
Daisy-Chain Bracelet
56(2)
Savannah Rope Bracelet*
58(4)
Savannah Zebra Earrings
62(6)
Savannah Semicircle Necklace
68(6)
Naivasha Teardrop Earrings
74(4)
Naivasha Pearl Necklace--Nalepo
78(4)
Naivasha Pearl Bracelet
82(4)
Zebra Necklace in Blue, Turquoise, and Magenta
86(4)
Zebra Bracelet in Blue, Turquoise, and Magenta
90(4)
Zebra Earrings in Blue, Turquoise, and Magenta
94(8)
Flamingo Earrings
102(4)
Flamingo Necklace
106(4)
White Arrowhead Earrings
110(2)
White Arrowhead Necklace
112(4)
White-and-Gold Geometric Cuff Bracelet
116(8)
Arrowhead Ring Earrings
124(4)
Suppliers and About the Author 128
Becca Marais, the founder of RedTribe Beadwork, lived alongside and worked with a team of Maasai women artisans for many years, bringing their beaded jewelry to the global market. She lives in Devon, England. https://www.RedTribe.org