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Weaving Generations |
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Digital/Graphics |
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7 x 5 in |
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$40 |
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A Navajo grandmother and granddaughter weaving outside a hogan. The art of weaving, particularly the creation of Navajo rugs and blankets, played a significant role in the daily lives and cultural identity of the Navajo community. The transmission of weaving skills from one generation to the thise following was a vital aspect of preserving this rich tradition. Weaving was not merely a practical skill but also a sacred and ceremonial activity. The act of weaving was often accompanied by rituals and ceremonies that underscored the spiritual connection between the weaver, the loom, and the materials. The legacy of Navajo weaving continues to thrive today, with contemporary weavers building upon the foundations laid by their ancestors.
This item is a professionally printed Giclée print of the digital artwork of Mike Kimball. It features an image size of 5” x 7” on a 280 gram textured matte paper stock, in a white 8” x 10” acid free matt and backing board, packaged in a clear acetate sleeve, with the title and informational label on the back.
This same image is also available in an 8” x 10” size packaged with an 11” x 14” matt and backing board as a special order for $60.
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