30,000 copies in print Beyond Tradition Contemporary Indian Art and Its Evolution Lois Essary Jacka photographs by Jerry Jacka, introduction by Clara Lee Tanner Winner of the National Cowboy Hall of Fames's Western Heritage Award as outstanding art book of 1988, Beyond Tradition features creations in all media by more than 135 Native artists, and is cherished by collectors, instructors, and admirers of Native American art. ISBN 0-87358-471-6 $40.00 (Hardcover) ISBN 0-87358-520-8 $20.00 (Softcover) Beyond Tradition The Video This 45-minute video presents more than three hundred examples of Native American art. An elegant visual extension of the award-winning publication of the same name. VHS (stereo), $29.95, Video Following the Sun and Moon Hopi Kachina Tradition Alph H. Secakuka in cooperation with the Heard Museum Presents the Hopi Kachina ceremonial calendar from a Hopi's point of view, including brief discussions of the individual ceremonies. Illustrated with photographs of over 100 Kachina dolls from the Heard Museum. ISBN 0-87358-644-1, Paperback, $19.95 Hopi Kachinas The Complete Guide to Collecting Kachina Dolls Barton Wright This book is one of the old standards used by serious collectors and students of the craft. It is the complete guide to collecting Kachina Dolls. Contains descriptions of over 150 figures, with buying tips and history. ISBN 0-87358-161-X, Paperback, $14.95 Navajo Rugs How to Find, Evaluate, Buy and Care for Them Don Dedera For twenty-one years Navajo Rugs has been the essential text for anyone interested in thes fascinating art form. This second revised edition includes up-to-date photographs of all the major rug styles, a concise discussion of the history of the art, an outline of the process of making rugs from raising the wool to weaving it, and frank discussions on how to choose and care for quality rugs. ISBN 0-87358-635-2, Softcover, $14.95 Southwestern Pottery Anasazi to Zuni Allan Hayes and John Blom photographs by John Blom An art book, a history book, and a reference book that is fun to read and beautiful to look at. Tracing the art from its beginnings almost two thousand years ago to the present and showing pieces from every pottery-producing tribal group in the Southwest. ISBN 0-87358-663-8, Cloth, $40.00 ISBN 0-87358-656-5, Paper, $21.95 Lakota: An Illustrated History is a finalist in the Benjamin Franklin Awards. The book was chosen out of a group of 1,100 titles to be awarded finalist recognition in the 1997 judging. Lakota: An Illustrated History Sergio Macedo Here is the unforgettable story of the Lakota people, the courageous Sioux warriors of the Great Plains who made a last stand against the White invaders. Through the eyes of Thunder Eagle, a gifted young warrior training to become a medicine man, Sergio Macedo brilliantly recreates the ancient way of life of the Plains Indians: the hunt for the lifegiving buffalo, the warfare between traditional enemies, the quest for understanding of the Sacred Way. Against this background unfolds the saga of their conquest, the famous battles of the Sioux Wars as these heroic people struggled to maintain their way of life - and their very lives - in the force of a transformation they would not stop. ISBN 1887896023, Paper, $18.95 Complete Guide to Traditional Native American Beadwork Joel Monture Outlines Native American beadwork, tools, materials, styles and methods. Includes basic stitches and designs, a special section on natural tanning methods, a glossary, and full-color photographs of authentic beadwork. ISBN 0-02-066430-3, Paper, $14.00 Complete How-To-Book of Indian Craft W. Ben Hunt Easy-to-follow text, with hand drawn diagrams, showing actual techniques and designs developed and perfected by the Indians. Projects vary from production of basic tools to furniture building. ISBN 0-02-011690-X, Paper, $12.00 The Beauty of Hopi Jewelry Theda Bassman Photography by Gene Balzer Photgraphs illustrate the distinctive jewelry of the Hopi Indians of Arizona. Works from artists including: Charles Loloma, Preston Monongye, and Roy Talaheftewa. Includes a history of style and a description of prominent silversmiths. ISBN 0-918080-24-X, Paper, $12.95 To place an order call (605) 666-4864 OR (605) 348-0935 Member of For more information E-Mail info@theindianskeystone.com Copyright © 1997 The Indians - Keystone P.O. Box 162 Keystone, SD 57751 All other Trademarks are registered to their rightful owners.