http://navajo-arts.com/blog Information on Navajo History, Mythology,Culture, Rugs, Arts and Crafts Thu, 24 Jul 2008 18:10:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://navajo-arts.com/blog/about/#comment-34 Robert Martin Fri, 22 Feb 2008 01:11:48 +0000 http://navajo-arts.com/blog/about/#comment-34 I'm trying to obtain accurate information about a silver, turquoise and coral men's watch bracelet I purchased in the southwest USA in late 1974. It has a small "HC" stamped inside the band. I was told it was made by "Charlie Halfmoon". I have photos of it available. Any advice appreciated. Thanks. Robert. I’m trying to obtain accurate information about a silver, turquoise and coral men’s watch bracelet I purchased in the southwest USA in late 1974. It has a small “HC” stamped inside the band. I was told it was made by “Charlie Halfmoon”. I have photos of it available. Any advice appreciated. Thanks. Robert.

]]> http://navajo-arts.com/blog/2007/06/09/explore-navajo-navajo-interactive-museum/#comment-19 Betty Fri, 24 Aug 2007 21:12:12 +0000 http://navajo-arts.com/blog/2007/06/09/explore-navajo-navajo-interactive-museum/#comment-19 My husband and I visited this wonderful presentation during our stay in Arizona. We both agree we so very enjoyed the presentations we saw there tremendously and shared our thoughts with each other on what we learned there repeatedly. The combination of films long and short and the oportunity to exchange conversation with tribe members makes it so special. My only regret is that I did not take photos there and have nothing to put in my album regarding all the time we spent there. Are there any postcards or small selection of 4 x 6 photos I could send away for since parts of the presentation were established by a relationship with a photographer from an Arizona university? The woman doing the weaving was so kind and patient with all my questions. My husband chatted with a young man he really enjoyed listening to as well. I still have my five page "Tour Guide" and still enjoy its contents. You should arrange to have AAA put your Tuba City exhibit in their tour books as many of us across the nation look to triple A's tour books even when we fly. Betty My husband and I visited this wonderful presentation during our stay in Arizona. We both agree we so very enjoyed the presentations we saw there tremendously and shared our thoughts with each other on what we learned there repeatedly. The combination of films long and short and the oportunity to exchange conversation with tribe members makes it so special. My only regret is that I did not take photos there and have nothing to put in my album regarding all the time we spent there. Are there any postcards or small selection of 4 x 6 photos I could send away for since parts of the presentation were established by a relationship with a photographer from an Arizona university? The woman doing the weaving was so kind and patient with all my questions. My husband chatted with a young man he really enjoyed listening to as well. I still have my five page “Tour Guide” and still enjoy its contents. You should arrange to have AAA put your Tuba City exhibit in their tour books as many of us across the nation look to triple A’s tour books even when we fly. Betty

]]> http://navajo-arts.com/blog/2007/06/08/navajo-weavers/#comment-18 Robert serra Mon, 16 Jul 2007 03:27:50 +0000 http://navajo-arts.com/blog/2007/06/08/navajo-weavers/#comment-18 Hello: I'm a weaver planning to travel to Navajo country in northeast Arizona in September. I would like to meet and talk to blanket weavers. Can anybody help me? Please advise. Thank you. Robert Serra Hello:
I’m a weaver planning to travel to Navajo country in northeast Arizona in September. I would like to meet and talk to blanket weavers. Can anybody help me? Please advise. Thank you.
Robert Serra

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