A Bone Whistle from the Milagro-Quevedo Culture of Ecuador
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Credits: Text Reference: Hopi-Tewa Pottery: 500 Artist Biographies by Gregory Schaaf
Native American, Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Bowl, by Dee Setalla, #1536 western artist A Bone Whistle from theNative American, Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Bowl, by Dee Setalla, #1536 Description: #1536 Native American, Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Bowl, by Dee Setalla, Dee spent approximately 4 5 weeks creating this work of art from the start of acquiring the clay and firing the final piece. A hand written description of the symbology used in the piece and their meanings is also included with this item, making it a true "one of a kind piece". Dimensions: Height 6.