1940s Santo Domingo (Kewa) necklace with two strands of hand-rolled white shell and natural American turquoise heishi beads
These two forces were well understood for their role in creation and their impact on the spiritual and material world
Miniature Two Grey Hills Weaving Featuring Natural Wool Colors
Heavy Gauge Sterling Silver Ring with Hand-Stamped Designs
Elouise Shortey is photographed with her son Eron
Hopi Whirling Clouds Plaque Necklace Length_22" 1940s Santo Domingo (Kewa) necklaceHand coiled Hopi yucca and beargrass basketry plaque, featuring natural dyes to create whirling cloud designs, symbolizing the vital forces of wind, rain, and storms essential for agriculture, embodying prayers for moisture, fertility, and the dynamic movement of weather that brings life to the arid Southwest. 6. 75 Diameter, . 5 Depth