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The Shakers were the largest and best known religious community in 19th-century America. Around 1840, about 6,000 celibate men and women lived and worked in 19 communities scattered from Maine to Kentucky. The Shakers attracted attention for their unique lifestyle, their simple but excellent craftsmanship, and their liturgical dance, for which they were named. For over 200 years, they pursued their unique lifestyle, with principles of equality and self-governance. Today, only a small number of Shakers remain, but their legacy lives on in the works they left behind. This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the community, with beautiful photographs and detailed explanations. Author June Sprigg has lived and worked with the Shakers since 1972. The book is translated by Hiroshi Fujikado, president of Alice Farm and a Shaker furniture researcher.
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