Native American Art and Artists Blog
Summer & Seashells
Lion’s Paw, Oysters, and Turquoise—Oh My!! Hello, all my Elegant viewers! I sure hope you’re all keeping cool this summer! It’s hotter than a batch of Hatch green chile out...
Summer & Seashells
Lion’s Paw, Oysters, and Turquoise—Oh My!! Hello, all my Elegant viewers! I sure hope you’re all keeping cool this summer! It’s hotter than a batch of Hatch green chile out...
From Mud Pies to Masterpieces: The Chronicle of...
There’s an old familiar adage stating that no matter the task or journey, you’ve got to start somewhere. “I first started out with mud pies in the ditch,” Clarence Cruz says...
From Mud Pies to Masterpieces: The Chronicle of...
There’s an old familiar adage stating that no matter the task or journey, you’ve got to start somewhere. “I first started out with mud pies in the ditch,” Clarence Cruz says...
Coral
This episode of Everyday Elegance is more of an informative kind of topic. What kind of topic you might be asking? The subject is coral — where it comes from,...
Coral
This episode of Everyday Elegance is more of an informative kind of topic. What kind of topic you might be asking? The subject is coral — where it comes from,...
Guided by Many Grandmas: The Pottery of Myron S...
Myron started making tiny bowls and animals around age 12, seeking guidance from any elder willing to share it. “That’s how I learned a lot,” he says, “by questions, and...
Guided by Many Grandmas: The Pottery of Myron S...
Myron started making tiny bowls and animals around age 12, seeking guidance from any elder willing to share it. “That’s how I learned a lot,” he says, “by questions, and...
Tradition, Clay, and the Open Road
From the wings of eagles to tires on the blacktop, Natalie Sandia’s pottery and family legacy have been all about the journey. “Me and my dad, we used to travel all over...
Tradition, Clay, and the Open Road
From the wings of eagles to tires on the blacktop, Natalie Sandia’s pottery and family legacy have been all about the journey. “Me and my dad, we used to travel all over...