Native American creates rare wampum bead pieces
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- Опубликовано: 9 окт 2012
- "Spotlight" - NATIVE AMERICAN ARTISTRY - WAMPUM ARIST - This is a segment in the Native American Artistry series, produced by Paul Larson, and presented as a "Spotlight" segment on Mountain Lake PBS programs. Iroquois artisan Ken Maracle is one of the few masters of wampum bead pieces. The Native American Artistry pieces are produced by Mountain Lake PBS in cooperation with the New York State Historical Association's Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown, New York. This project is also a partnership with the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services. "Spotlight" is made possible, in part, by the Glenn and Carol Pearsall Adirondack Foundation, dedicated to improving the quality of life for year-round residents of the Adirondack Park. www.pearsallfoundation.org
That's my favorite Uncle!!! Way to go Uncle Ken!!!
Great interview! Thank you.
really cool ... great work !!!!
Glad to hear the seventh generation mentioned. We all need to consider them and the earth they will have when it is their time.
Wampum beads are made with Quahog and Whelk shell. Those are glass beads strung in Wampum belt style. Still pretty tho
Great guy. Great artist!!! Spirit....
Excellent ❤️
Wopila! Walking the red road brings ideas from your Ancestors to mind. #4directions
PBS are you still in contact with Ken Maracle? I need to speak with him.
Ken! How do I reach you?????
Hello . I am chief white buffalo i am in ullu love peace .i come in ullu justice . I come in ullu love of the 13 generation 13 tribes the lost tribe . I come not to teach .i come to show u who your n remind u of your true essence form oneiness ullu spirit ullu conscious ullu sub conscious ullu super conscious supreme conscious in the 13 direction bring world ever lasting ullu peace ullu harmony ullu safe place ullu saced for ever more flawless victory. I am here for all who really what freedom for ever more come one come all. Call on me.i be there to support each n every nation n creation
Chief White Buffalo LIER
I like to said thankyou so much for take the time to care for all.
I like to said may the spirit of the Buffalo and the lord bless you and yours. Sandra brockton mass.
From new Bedford mass.
school made me doo this
How old is this video! ?
so why are you selling the belts they was never for sale
I'm sorry family💜❤💜❤😞OK peace I'm being picked on naw I think I'm not saying I'm write our wrong because I do care about averyone and love averyone what did I do wrong I don't understand I was trying to start over again I wanted to be happy again in a home not not alone I do go four a walk sometimes thank you all averyone worldwide mother earth I'm learning still wen I was kid I wanted to be a kid as I gut older I'm learning because averting is so cool promise peace ok moving forward peace
Cool guy; I have never seen a bald Native American
At 4:48 when he turns his head you can see his hair. Go to a pow wow and you will see not everyone has long hair and braids. Looks like stereo typing on your part.
When I'm trying to listen and watch the videos, how can I turn off the lame-ass music? This music drowns out what the crafters on the video is saying and I can't hear them?
That lame ass music as you so rudely call it goes along with the video quite well since it is Native American music. What a silly comment to make.