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Victor Coochwytewa (1922–2011)
The First Girl wears the traditional butterfly whorls hairstyle of a Hopi maiden
a sacred and often playful figure in Hopi culture
The Starblower design symbolizes a spiritual being who sends stars into the sky
Antique (1900) Navajo Transitional Weaving with Hand Carded and Hand Spun Wool
1920s J.B. Moore Crystal turquoise-mine_nevada-green Victor Coochwytewa (1922–2011)Antique J. B. Moore Plate 24 Crystal weaving, circa 1921, woven with homespun natural wool. The design features a finely balanced gray, black, and cream composition with a central stepped medallion, mirrored side elements, and a bold geometric border. This early Crystal weaving follows one of the classic J. B. Moore designs and was purchased at the Two Grey Hills Trading Post in 1921. 46 (3' 10") Width, 82. 5 (6' 10. 5") Length
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