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1930s Two Grey Hills tribe_zuni The Starblower design symbolizes a

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Description

The Starblower design symbolizes a spiritual being who sends stars into the sky

Large (circa 1990s) Burntwater Weaving with Natural Wool Colors and Soft Vegetal Dyes by Eva Marie Begay

and stamped 14k

This is a collaborative piece with the silverwork by Mona Van Riper and the stonework by Bruce Eckhardt

12' 5" Height

1930s Two Grey Hills tribe_zuni The Starblower design symbolizes a1930s Navajo Weaving in the Two Grey Hills Regional Style featuring Hand Carded and Spun Wool. This weaving is coming out of a collection and has some fading, a few small moth holes but is great overall condition. 50 (4. 17') Width, 82 (6. 83') Length

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