Native American, Chemehuevi Tray, Ca 1920-30, #1028 SOLD vases Description: Historic Native American Acoma

Description: Historic Native American Acoma pottery canteen

traditionally it has been the Navajo women who have been responsible for weaving from caring for the sheep to the final weaving of the wool yarns

Cook wares were made from a different clay source

The Chim̼u resided on the north coast of Peru: "It consists of a narrow strip of desert

Native American, Chemehuevi Tray, Ca 1920-30, #1028 SOLD vases Description: Historic Native American Acoma1027: Description: Native American, Chemehuevi Tray, Ca 1920 30, Provenance: and came from Margaret Taylor Estate: Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Navajo reservations around Flagstaff, Arizona. She greatly enjoyed meeting weavers and purchasing their wares, thereby helping support their families. A collector for decades, she filled her home with baskets, rugs and other items, adorning it throughout with items on display