Pacific Northwest Coast Native Indian Art Design Vol. 2

Volume 2 serves as a companion manual to Volume 1, offering a deeper cultural context for First Nations art. It delves into Native Indian philosophy, knowledge, and skills foundation, along with a code of ethics. The manual also features interviews with a contemporary First Nations family, shedding light on their perspectives and experiences.

In addition to the cultural elements, Volume 2 explores historical context and provides a detailed description of the Potlatch ceremony. A striking 16-page creation story with 20 unique designs is included, bringing to life the rich storytelling tradition of First Nations communities.

The manual also delves into contemporary design evolution, showcasing 50 examples to illustrate how traditional art forms have evolved over time. Readers are invited to engage with the material through 20 designs that they can draw and paint themselves, providing a hands-on experience of the artistic process.

For quick reference, a handy chart is included in Volume 2, containing over 100 designs for easy access. This resource ensures that readers can easily identify and learn about different symbols and patterns used in First Nations art.

Overall, Volume 2 offers a comprehensive exploration of First Nations art, blending cultural insights with practical guidance for those looking to deepen their understanding of this rich artistic tradition.

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