Fabric of Life, To Market width-3.5 It measures 3 1/4” x

It measures 3 1/4” x 2” with a 1 1/4” keeper

17"h x 15" x 5"w

red spiny oyster

Some experts believe the animal imagery was done as a way of establishing a supernatural connection with the game earl

Ben Nighthorse dominantly features the traditional Navajo design

Fabric of Life, To Market width-3.5 It measures 3 1/4” x25. 5x25x10 For many rural people, the horse remained an important necessity despite the coming of the automobile. Those living on the Navajo reservation still had great distances with bad roads to travel with burdens meant for market, cowboys had many roadless rough miles to travel over the range to care for cattle herds, and fields still needed to be plowed with equines or oxen for those who could afford tractors and had no access to gas. Often a