The Journey to Becoming a Muckleshoot Master Weaver

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June 14, 2022

Gail White Eagle has been weaving for 28 years. When she started, she felt she had lost her connection with her Indian identity. Learning to weave was her way back.

Gail White Eagle has been weaving for 28 years. When she started, she felt she had lost her connection with her Indian identity. Learning to weave was her way back.

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