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Crossing Over, scarf Melanie Yazzie Navajo wearable art new Teal black language

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Crossing Over, scarf Melanie Yazzie Navajo wearable art new Teal black language Lightweight and easy care poly crepe de chine fabric with digitally printed Melanie Yazzie designs in black and teal. Easy to wear and comfortable. Makes a great gift and accessory for lots of color backgrounds. Melanie A. Yazzie ™: Scarves CROSSING OVER (teal), double faced scarf, poly crepe de Chine, 70” l x 8” w, Hand wash/air dry or dry clean $175 Scarf shown on Melanie Yazzie's sculpture "Grandmother" aluminum. Melanie A. Yazzie (Navajo-Diné) is a highly regarded multimedia artist known for her printmaking, paintings, sculpture, and jewelry designs. She has exhibited, lectured, and taught throughout the United States, Europe, Mexico, Asia, New Zealand, and Australia. Her work is in important museum collections worldwide. Glenn Green Galleries, her international representatives, collaborate in creating these jewelry and fabric designs that are made in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Figures of animals, insects, and other beings are meant to protect and give strength to the wearer. The winged female figures, called pollinators, are named for her personal Navajo clans, the saltwater and bitter water. They serve as symbols of empowerment and the possibility of creating good things. Yazzie sees these as her protectors. In her artwork, she follows the Navajo philosophy of seeking beauty, balance and harmony.
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