The only thing fresher than green leaves is wet green leaves. Summer rains have been generous this year.
I have to satisfy my enjoyment of flowers away from my home being as my gardening skills are quite lacking. This floral arrangement adorned the head table at a recent wedding.
Evidence of my husband's Hopi heritage is all over my house. This is just a small sampling of our collection. Most of the baskets, pottery and kachinas were given as gifts. Some are quite old while others are contemporary and were crafted by a new generation of artists.
8 comments:
All lovely photos. I'm a collector of all sort of things, it's fun displaying around the house.
Betty
Your photo's are so lovely. thanks for sharing.
Sylvia
LOL, I'm not Native American and I didn't decorate in So West but my collections resemble your hubby's. Thanks for sharing his!
Tess
I did not know what "kachinas" is/was/are but from the picture, my guess is it is the Hopi word for bling-bling?
Great pictures as always, Dorn!
Chris
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You have such a talent, Dorn!!! I have a Cherokee Heritage myself. My grandfather was full-blooded!!! :) Guess that is where my brown eyes come from.
GREAT photos! I would expect nothing less from you. :)
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Hi~Gorgeous photos as usual! Love the Hopi collection. Blessings, Sassy;-)
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Enjoyed all photos. The Hopi collection is wonderful beyond words. mark
Love the Hopi items ... they're perty. I know how it can be frowned upon when us nearly completely americanized white folk claim their ancestry having native american roots so I will simply leave it at that. Great photos.
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