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Object Monday: T'saa' ceremonial basket woven by Burna Little of Navajo Mountain, ca. 1983. https://t.co/dG8oO3kUkq
#objectmonday #baskets #navajoart #nativeamericanart #museums
Object Monday: Cribbage Board. Scrimshaw walrus tusk cribbage board by unknown Inuit artist with images of Nome Alaska in 1905. https://t.co/SQ0G5yx1kb
#objectmonday #Inuitart #scrimshaw #cribbage #museums
Object Monday: Pair of large ceramic owl figurines crafted by a A:shiwi (Zuni) potter of the Kalestewa family, ca 1940s. https://t.co/w81esYqwls
#objectmonday #museummonday #collections #pottery #ZuniPueblo #owls
Object Monday: Souvenir barkcloth (ngatu) from Tonga. News of the recent earthquake and tsunami sent us into the collections; see the post at https://t.co/x7Q7vdmec3, with links on how to help.
#museums #objectmonday
Object Monday: Owl effigy jar crafted by Sabino Villalba, renowned ceramic potter from Mata Ortiz in northern Mexico.
https://t.co/ret7Kn01Y2
#mataortiz #objectmonday #collections #mataortizpottery #pottery
Object Monday: Agnes Welch Basket.
An oak planter container, of white oak and walnut by Cherokee baket weaver Agnes Lossie Welch. https://t.co/cMJaHDumM6
#objectmonday #baskets #Cherokeebaskets #nativeamericanart
Object Monday: 1930s bowguard(ketoh). Diné men wrapped leather around their wrists to protect from snapping bowstrings. Adorned with silver, ketoh are worn today for special occasions. https://t.co/ecBUVsDVEX
#objectmonday
Object Monday: Coushatta Turkey Basket. Reprising a favorite post from last year to send this year's wishes for a happy and healthy Thanksgiving from all of us at the @MaxwellMuseum https://t.co/0vMIcBrnIm
#ObjectMonday #Coushattabaskets #Thanksgivingwishes
Object Monday: This striped pictorial Navajo weaving from 1920s-1940s features bands of lizards on a dramatic red background.
https://t.co/3EMpEcmuTF
#Navajoweaving #navajorug #objectmonday
Object Monday: Eye dazzler weaving. In the late 19th century Diné Navajo weavers took advantage of newly available aniline dyes and commercial wools to create vibrantly colored textiles with complex geometric designs. https://t.co/CsJFn2iJ49
#Navajoart #ObjectMonday #navajorug
Object Monday: Storm Pattern Rug. Diné weaver Rose Keith won the blue ribbon at the 1979 New Mexico State Fair for this storm pattern rug, woven using the raised outline technique.
https://t.co/VaOxvj7P79
#Navajoweaving #ObjectMonday
Object Monday: Shipibo Kënpo.
The Shipibo of the Peruvian Amazon are renowned for their finely decorated textiles and ceramics. This large bowl is a communal drinking vessel used in feasts and social gatherings.
https://t.co/uVANKC6dYb
#Shipibo #ObjectMonday #ceramics
Object Monday: Guna Nuchu. Made by master carvers in Guna Yala, Panama, nuchukana are used in curing ceremonies and to protect their owners from dangerous spirits. Collected by former Maxwell curator Mari Lyn Salvador.
https://t.co/OcHTtYMjWO
#museums #objectmonday #gunayala
Object Monday: Tunga Bark Container by Aboriginal Australian artist Rhonda Kompoo. https://t.co/tlO3Mg7oCS
#ObjectMonday #museums #aboriginalart #tiwiartists #tiwi
Object Monday: Effigy jar (ca. 1970s) by Mojave potter Elmer Gates, with red geometric designs and blue and white beaded collar.
https://t.co/dLJxsT5AQZ
#objectmonday #mojavepottery #ceramics #mojave
Object Monday: Wide Ruins Weaving. A finely-woven 1960s Wide Ruins textile of handspun vegetal dyed yarn woven by Diné weaver Emma K. Joe in the 1960s.
https://t.co/0n1H4Zltzk
#objectmonday #Navajoweaving #textiles #museums
Object Monday: This squash blossom necklace by A:shiwi (Zuni) artist Josephine Buqua ca. 1942 features fourteen squash blossom beads and a central naja, all set with Colorado turquoise.
https://t.co/5tSdCAkRhs
#zuni #turquoise #objectmonday
Object Monday: A cat storyteller figurine made by Jemez Pueblo potter Emily Fragua-Tsosie.
https://t.co/qJ8LsyZth3
#ObjectMonday #pueblopottery #museums #Jemezpueblo #OnceUponATimeMW #MuseumWeek
Object Monday: The Akha of Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, and China are known for their intricate clothing. Women's headdress style is indicative of region and marital and social status.
https://t.co/kL024Utiv8
#objectmonday #aapiheritagemonth
Object Monday: Tile fragments
Tiles from the New Chinatown Restaurant owned by the Ong Family for >50 years have been featured in exhibits celebrating the often-overlooked history of Chinese Americans in New Mexico. https://t.co/0OIVJ4axZk
#Objectmonday #aapiheritagemonth
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