Softcover, 120- page. To the Indian, there is no distinction between art and life or between what is beautiful and what is functional. This is a compilation of stunning photographs, of the clothing and objects that were a part of daily life for Native American women. From moccasins, buckskin dresses, and jewelry, to blankets, tipis, and household tools, these objects are intricate works of art. Woven into the pictorial display are four intriguing legends illustrating the variety of women's roles in Native American life. The beadwork is memorable.