Description
Three kachina participate- the Crow Mother and her two sons Black Tungwüp and the Blue Tungwüp
A variety of elements and symbols appear in their art like hatch patterns symbolizing rain as well as other patterns that symbolize elements found in nature
She has been making jewelry since 1986 and makes traditional Zuni inlay jewelry out of sterling silver and genuine stones
Hallmark/Signature: Lynelle Johnson
expertly crafted by the talented artisan
Hopi Pottery by Alta Yesslith 1K16T Navajo Handmade Three kachina participate- the CrowArtist: Yessilth Tribe: Hopi Dimensions: 4 x 3 Alta Yesslith is known for her range as she created a wide variety of pottery vessels in various shapes, colors and overall designs. Her works are painted with traditional motifs and she uses ancient practices when making her pieces. Alta digs the clay, processes the clay herself and polishes it as well as paints each piece using the traditional yucca leaf. Her art is then fired using traditional methods.