Acoma Horsehair Pottery, Bear Figure History Colorado Collections The final book chronicles Gen

The final book chronicles Gen

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and the Greek key/meander design

The deer antler is naturally harvested and used as a base for the hearts to hang from

Lupines at Dusk in Kebler Pass  Kebler Pass in Gunnison National Forest near Crested Butte in Gunnison County

Acoma Horsehair Pottery, Bear Figure History Colorado Collections The final book chronicles GenThis fun horsehair bison sculpture is hand made by Acoma artist Gary Yellow Corn Louis. A member of the Yellow Corn Clan of Acoma Pueblo, he has been making pottery since 1967 and specializes in horsehair pottery. This whimsical piece is hand etched with traditional designs. Louis uses horsehair on his pottery to give it the unique textured look you see here. White clay is shaped, then horse hair is laid over it before it is fired. The horse hair