Native American, Navajo Corn Yei Rug by Mary Marshall, Ca, 1970, #1143 SOLD Acoma pottery Akha women spin cotton into

Akha women spin cotton into thread with a hand spindle

" American Antiquity 66(2):213-235

she learned the ancient traditional methods of working with clay by carefully observing Lucy construct her beautiful pottery vessels

He was noted for a keen eye on the social undercurrents of society and the meticulous authenticity with which he portrayed the clothing and equipment of both cowboys and Native people

Ron Stewart

Native American, Navajo Corn Yei Rug by Mary Marshall, Ca, 1970, #1143 SOLD Acoma pottery Akha women spin cotton intoNative American, Navajo Corn Yei Rug by Mary Marshall, Ca, 1970, #1143 Description: #1143 Native American, Navajo Corn Yei Rug by Mary Marshall, Ca, 1970, with original tag from Shiprock Trading Post, NM Dimensions: Measures 30" x 39". Condition: Excellent condition. A Brief Social History of Navajo Weaving and a bit of historical context for a popular contemporary collectible There is an ageless beauty to Navajo weaving. Navajo weaving's are many