Zuni Pueblo Tadpole Pot Garden 1950) of Santo Domingo (Kewa
Description
1950) of Santo Domingo (Kewa Pueblo)
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Socks are designed in the UK and are made out of a combed cotton blend
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Zuni Pueblo Tadpole Pot Garden 1950) of Santo Domingo (KewaTraditional Zuni designs include water symbols such as tadpoles, frogs, dragonflies and the Zuni rain bird, as well as flower rosettes and deer with heartlines. Traditional forms include the stepped edge cornmeal bowl (also known as cloud or prayer bowls), bird effigies and vessels in such forms. Sculptural appliqu is a common feature in traditional and contemporary work. Measures 7"x 7"
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