Shaker Box Making Vignette is a photograph by Mark Sellers which was uploaded on September 2nd, 2012.
Shaker Box Making Vignette
The Shakers were a religious sect that started with fewer than 10 people and grew to form religious communes in New England. They raised their own... more
by Mark Sellers
Title
Shaker Box Making Vignette
Artist
Mark Sellers
Medium
Photograph - Digital Photograph
Description
The Shakers were a religious sect that started with fewer than 10 people and grew to form religious communes in New England. They raised their own crops and livestock and manufactured numerous items to raise income that they became known for such as Shaker brooms, boxes, cloaks, and furniture. They finally died out because of their belief in celibacy. They lived in dorms where they lived, ate, worked and worshipped together. One item they were known for was the Shaker box, an oval of different sizes with a unique non-overlapping seam. .They were in high demand until cheaper tin boxes became available. There is more where this came from. Take a look at my gallery.
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September 2nd, 2012
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