Southwest home décor, Native art, Native American art, San Ildefonso Pueblo

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Southwest home décor, Native art, Native American art, San Ildefonso PuebloTitle: Sacred Corn reissue Artist: Jerome L. Martinez This version of Sacred Corn is from the original, the artist felt that he needed another rendition of this image but with a border that would make the design stand out. The Sacred Corn in the middle has the four colors of Native corn, white, red, yellow and blue. The Artist has been painting for over 40 years and is one of many talented Great Grandchildren of world famed potter Maria Martinez. The

Title: Pueblo Parrot Aquamarine

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This particular Pueblo Parrot is titled “warm” because of the colors used

The Artist has been painting for over 40 years and is The Artist has been painting for over 40 years and is just one of many talented Great Grandchildren of famed Potter Maria Martinez

either this version or the original

This image is titled Spirit Guide because the artists sister from North Dakota takes the Owl as her Spirit Guide

the stylized parrot is clenching an evergreen stem

It is of a Traditional San Ildefonso Pueblo Buffalo Dancer with a streak in the sky

This dancer is surrounded by the Pueblo's unique Eagle Feather design which can be also found on San Ildefonso's famous black on black pottery

a yellow school bus and the ancient ruins of the Park itself

It has a Sun Symbol with four lightning bolts and an evergreen tree decorated with turkey feathers

Filled with Traditional Pueblo designs accented with aquamarine hues

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