Regular Websites
Hikaru dorodango are balls of mud, molded by hand into perfect spheres, dried, and polished to an unbelievable luster. The process is simple, but the result makes it seem like alchemy. Includes instructions and a photo gallery. - Dorodango
http://dorodango.com/
Instructions, examples, and resources for eggshell sculpture and carving. There are safety tips (egg dust may be hazardous to health); lists of suppliers of tools and of ostrich, emu, duck, and other eggs used by "eggers"; and a link to a list of Yahoo! egg art groups. - Egg Lessons
http://members.tripod.com/%7ELuJS/EggLessons-INDEX.HTML
NativeTech: Native American Technology and Art
Comprehensive resource of traditional Native uses of beads, clay, pottery, birchbark, cattails, cornhusks, plants, feathers, porcupine quills, leather, metalwork, stone, and other natural materials with illustrated instructions. Covers games and toys, food and recipes, poems and stories, and articles on contemporary art. Also has categorized links to discussion lists and related resources. - NativeTech: Native American Technology and Art
http://www.nativetech.org/
This organization promotes interest in all activities relating to gourds, including cultivation, historical uses, gourd show competition, craftwork, and artistic decoration. Includes seasonal growing tips, a FAQ, a bulletin board, and slide shows as well as an annotated list of resources and related sites. - The American Gourd Society
http://www.americangourdsociety.org/
Dyed egg art. Features photo galleries of one of a kind, handcrafted eggs, naturally dyed with each displaying the impression of a real leaves and flowers. Includes a FAQ explaining the process of creating these eggs. - Woodland Eggs
http://www.woodlandeggs.us/