What art did men traditionally create? What art did woman traditionally create?

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ELEN [110]2 years ago

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Pomo women of the Northwest made baskets. In the Southwest, Navajo women wove blankets and Pueblo women made pottery. Women in the Plains did needlework, beadwork, quillwork, and clothing designs. Northeast women created beadwork designs on moccasins and clothing using birch bark stencils. Seminole women of the Southeast created patchwork fabrics. Men traditionally created rock-carvings, pipes, and paintings. Pueblo men made kachina dolls.

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