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Peru (1953)
mixing it with water and sifting out impurities then letting the sifted clay dry to a working state
High value collection of beads still prized among Konyak tribes in both Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh areas
Navajo weaving has captured the imagination of many not only because they are beautiful
Pottery : Excellent Native American Acoma Pottery Jar, by I. Chino #181 SOLD original_water_color Peru (1953)Native American Acoma Pottery 181. Description: 1970's 80's polychrome geometric design has minor pitting and signed, I. Chino with a dimension of 7. 75"x 9". Iona K. Chino (signs I. Chino, Acoma N. M., Acoma, active since 1982, traditional and ceramic poly chrome and fine line jars, bowls, and pitchers. Born November 26, 1956. Granddaughter of Santana Antonio, daughter of Irma Maldonado. Work can be found in various galleries to include: Rio Grande