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Carbon Trailing
     Pueblo Indian pots are among the most beautiful in the world.  Their gracefully curving forms mirror both the geographic surround of the high desert and the human body.  The joining of simplicity with detailed attention to shape and proportion give these pots their great character, and it is on these qualities that I try to borrow in the making of this carbon trailing or horsehair  series.  Purportedly a Navajo tradition, the use of horsehair as a carbon decoration on these pots feels especially fitting.
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HH3230 and HH3231 B.jpg
HH3260.jpg
HH3232.jpg
HH3237.jpg
HH3238.jpg
HH3262.jpg
HH3236.jpg
HH3215R.jpg
HH3257.jpg
Stoned HH Group 2.jpg
HH3268.jpg
HH3259B.jpg
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