If you are not Nlaka'pamux please respect the cultural Intellectual property of the Indigenous peoples these tribal tattoo designs come from. ​. This section ...

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The NLaka'pamux were master weavers who produced fine garments of elegant design. Woven clothing was used as a replacement when buckskin was scarce, in hot ...

They harvest Western redcedar root, make it pliable for weaving or coiling into baskets, and use cherry bark and grasses for geometric designs. Valued in Salish ...

Sep 4, 2018 · Nlaka'pamux women have long been highly skilled basket-makers. They harvest western redcedar root, make it pliable for weaving or coiling ...

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Sep 17, 2018 · The Nlaka'pamux people have a strong tradition of basket-weaving, creating functional works of art that were used for cooking, storage and ...

NLaka'pamux clothing styles and materials changed quickly after the arrival of the fur trading posts. The introduction of new materials from the fur trade ...

An Examination of Design Elements · 1 The Nlaka'pamux, also known as Thompson Indians, live in the southern interior of British Columbia, along the Fraser River ...