Double Curves
The Double Curve is an Indian reminder to maintain balance in life.
The Double Curve is a recognized art form. The motif is thought to have begun in the Northeast by a Native group of tribes now
collectively called WABANAKI.
The Maine Indian double curve design is found throughout our lives. It reminds us of the cycles in life. How we treat others and the
world around us is a reflection of how we treat ourselves. For that love and respect to come back our way, we must first give it out.
The double curve is a symbol of the balance we must strive to keep to have a healthy and happy life.
From the book "Indian Double curve Secrets - Eastern Woodlands Guide for stencils" Editor Tom Raven Ford. Biddle Publishing PO
Box 1305#105, Brunswick, ME 04011 *out of print*
The Double Curve is an Indian reminder to maintain balance in life.
The Double Curve is a recognized art form. The motif is thought to have begun in the Northeast by a Native group of tribes now
collectively called WABANAKI.
The Maine Indian double curve design is found throughout our lives. It reminds us of the cycles in life. How we treat others and the
world around us is a reflection of how we treat ourselves. For that love and respect to come back our way, we must first give it out.
The double curve is a symbol of the balance we must strive to keep to have a healthy and happy life.
From the book "Indian Double curve Secrets - Eastern Woodlands Guide for stencils" Editor Tom Raven Ford. Biddle Publishing PO
Box 1305#105, Brunswick, ME 04011 *out of print*
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