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WHISPERING WIND Magazine can bring to you, every other month, articles on 
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    How to make those crafts, expertly illustrated and photographed.
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If you are interested in the American Indian and in particular the material culture of the American Indian: Past & Present,
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Since 1967 we've helped our readers bring the tradition home and help keep the tradition alive.
The Current Issue: Vol. 41 #5, Issue 285
  • Potawatomi Bandoliers by Michael G. Johnson
  • Ankle Bells Crafts by Scott Thompson
  • Canyon of the Full Moon:
    • A Navajo Story by Evelyn Horan
  • Southwest Women: Glimpses by Patricia Dobson & Bill Walker
  • Indian Ink: Iroquois and The Art of Tattoos Exhibit at the Iroquois Museum
  • Bells: PowwowFashions by Craig Jones, Photogaphs by Brian Fraker
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  Our next issue, Vol. 41 # 6, Issue: 286
  • Gourd Dance Sashes Crafts by Barry Hardin
  • Dragonfly Shield at Writing-on-Stone Material Culture by James Keyser
  • Standing Chief Dance Hall History by Louis Garcia
  • Blackfoot Style War Shirt by Henri van de Esschert
  • Okmulgee Indian Territory, 1875 Glimpses by Allen Chronister
  • Men's Bonnets at Gathering of Nations: PowwowFashions by Craig Jones, Photos by Paul Gowder www.powwows.com

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GlimpsesBlackfoot Style War ShirtMen's Bonnets


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