Horse Vessel Bracelet Part of the process of

Part of the process of turning wool into weave-able yarn is drawing out the “carded” wool after shearing the sheep into thinner

3" x 2 1/2" (including bale)

3 1/4” (Including Bale) x 2 1/2”

This Pueblo woman is preparing for a “feast day”

The Side Inlay cuff bracelet features an intricate inlay of turquoise

Horse Vessel Bracelet Part of the process ofDimensions: 4. 5"H x 8. 5"W x 8. 5"D Weight: 11 lbs. Edition of 35 The creation of fetishes, effigies, and talismans goes back to the earliest evidence of mankind. The compulsion to make aesthetic objects displays the creative spark that distinguished Homo Sapiens from Neanderthals; it is a unique providence of the human mind. First expressed in stone carvings and cave wall paintings from the Paleolithic Period, it has continued throughout the