Cherokee Dance: Traditional Ceremonial Regalia and Indigenous Craft Guide by Donald Sizemore

Cherokee Dance: Ceremonial Dances & Dance Regalia

by Donald Sizemore (1950)

Cherokee Dance: Ceremonial Dances & Dance Regalia is a definitive 304-page resource exploring the intricate relationship between Native American movement and attire. This book offers a deep dive into the cultural significance, construction, and history of Cherokee ceremonial clothing, making it an invaluable reference for researchers, historical reenactors, and costume makers.

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✨ Why This Resource is Essential

• Historical Accuracy: Gain authentic insights into Cherokee traditions and ceremonial practices from the 20th century.
• Detailed Craftsmanship: Learn about the materials and techniques used in traditional Indian craft and regalia design.
• Creative Inspiration: An excellent primary source for costume designers and makers looking to understand authentic cultural silhouettes and patterns.
• Academic Value: Perfect for students and historians specializing in Southeastern Native American cultures.

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