Georgina Wright

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Fire colors and tile beads make up these hand-beaded earrings.	Beaded pendant trimmed with piñon seeds from the Sacramento Valley.

At 35, Georgina began beading from a book and by looking at other people’s work. Her beading is meticulous and she works a wide range of native and other designs. Georgina’s earrings are a favorite with local ladies. Receiving and wearing a pair of Georgina’s handmade earrings is always a special occasion.

Georgina is a very important part of the Round Valley Public Library. She helped develop the significant collection of books on Native American History and Native Americans today.

Below is a work in progress, a miniature medicine purse with the design of a dragon encircling it and the dragon’s tail extending beyond the circle of the purse. She uses a brick stitch with Delica beads from Japan, good for uniform color.

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