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Diamond pattern, this border patterns are taken
from pottery, excavated from Casas Grandes, Chihuahua Mexico 12th –
13th centuries. Panel location: 11, 12 Ref: North American Indian Designs for Artist and Craftspeople, Page 14 By: Eva Wilson Published By: Dover Publications 1987 |
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Zigzag pattern, this design was taken from the border of the curved edge of the Nootkan cloaks in the British Museum. Panel location: 2-6, 10, 11 Ref: North American Indian Designs for Artist and Craftspeople, Page 67 By: Eva Wilson Published By: Dover Publications 1987 |
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Zigzag MT pattern was taken from baskets woven borders. Pomo CA. 19th
century Panel location: 2, 8, 10, 11 Ref: North American Indian Designs for Artist and Craftspeople, Page 82 By: Eva Wilson Published By: Dover Publications 1987 |
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Celtic Border pattern is taken from a
traditional Celtic motif. Panel location: 12 Ref: Celtic Borders and Decoration, page 14 By: Courtney Davis Published by: Blandford Books, London 1994 |
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