Native American textiles refer to the traditional fabrics and woven items created by Indigenous peoples of North America. These textiles often feature intricate patterns and vibrant colors, reflecting the cultural heritage and artistic expressions of various tribes. Common materials used include cotton, wool, and natural dyes derived from plants and minerals. Different tribes have unique styles and techniques, such as the Navajo weaving tradition, known for its geometric designs and use of rug weaving. Other examples include plains tribes' quillwork and beadwork, which adorn clothing and accessories. These textiles serve both functional and ceremonial purposes, preserving cultural identity.