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1970s Prehistoric Bird Pot material_abalone-shell Handwoven Navajo Two Grey Hills

SKU: 54888942297

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Description

Handwoven Navajo Two Grey Hills Runner Weaving with a Design of Three Serrated Diamonds using Brown Tones

375” Band WidthRing Weight: 12

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this piece exemplifies Coochwytewa’s mastery of design and technical precision

Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet with an Overlaid and Hand Stamped “River’s Edge” Design by Hopi and Quechan Silversmith

1970s Prehistoric Bird Pot material_abalone-shell Handwoven Navajo Two Grey HillsHopi Tewa pottery bowl by Carol Namoki of Tewa (Hano) Village, Polacca, Arizona, dating to the 1970s. Painted in red and black on a white slip, the design features a stylized bird motif inspired by prehistoric Sikytki pottery, with bold geometric elements and a polished red interior. A fine example of mid 20th century Hopi Tewa revival work by a talented potter. 6. 25 Width, 4. 5 Height

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