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Artistic Expressions
Métis women are renowned for their prowess in the traditional Aboriginal
arts of beading, quilling, embroidery and finger weaving. In fact, among some
Plains First Nations the Métis were known as the “Flower Beadwork
People” for their creation and dissemination of a popular beadwork motif.
This section honours the traditional arts of Métis women and contemporary
artists and contains all video, print and visual files relating to traditional
and contemporary art forms.
Clothing & Moccasins
| Capote Pattern for 3 1/2 Point Hudson’s Bay Company Blanket |
| Dorion, Louis, Interview |
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| The Sash |
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| Traditional Métis Clothing |
| Bob Desjarlais Interview |
Traditional Art Forms
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| Farrell Racette, Sherry, Interview |
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| Lafferty, Richard Jr., On the Origins of Moose Hair Tufting |
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| Métis Beadwork, Quillwork and Embroidery |
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| Impey, Isabelle (Dorion), Interview |
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