Iroquois: Their Art and Crafts

The book is in good condition with a sturdy paperback binding. The cover shows minor wear, particularly along the edges and spine, but remains intact. There are no inscriptions or library markings. The pages are clean and free from annotations. Overall, a well-preserved copy of this informative text.

"Iroquois: Their Art and Crafts" by Carrie A. Lyford is a detailed exploration of the artistic traditions and craftsmanship of the Iroquois people. This edition, published by Hancock House Publishers in 1989, offers insights into the cultural significance of Iroquois art forms. Originally published in 1945 by the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, this work remains a valuable resource for those interested in Indigenous studies and traditional crafts. The book covers a range of topics from traditional masks to intricate beadwork, providing a comprehensive overview of Iroquois artistic expression. Lyford's expertise is evident throughout, making this a significant text for collectors and scholars alike. The book is in paperback format, with no dust jacket, and is printed in Hong Kong. It is a reprint of the 1945 original, making it a more accessible version for contemporary readers. The condition is good, with some signs of wear on the cover.