Protector's Embrace Wool Blanket - Gold Label Series shawls There's no need to tiptoe

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Lehuauakea (Native Hawaiian) has created their Above and Below Wool Blanket to reflect the ancestral patterns found on kapa (barkcloth)—a non-woven textile from the beaten bark of trees that is either left plain or decorated with natural dyes and pigments

Originally drawn on the ledger paper used across much of John's work

715 cm x 2

Protector's Embrace Wool Blanket - Gold Label Series shawls There's no need to tiptoeThe land always remembers. Every inch is a reflection of your ancestral knowledge, reminding you of your responsibility to respect and care for the land. Your ancestors are your protectors, guiding you on the pathways that once guided them. In her Protector's Embrace Wool Blanket, Acoma Pueblo artist Michelle Lowden tells the story of movement and belonging, and carrying forward what has always been a part of us. In beautiful Southwest Geometrics,