Indians Revive Old Pottery Craft Across Southwest
Nancy Winslow of Albuquerque leads a revival of traditional pottery among Arizona and New Mexico pueblos. Funds from federal and private groups support Laguna Santa Ana and other communities to train women, price pieces, and create museum quality works selling for 3 to 80 dollars. The program boosts family income, keeps elders’ methods alive, and plans to expand to clothing displays this summer.
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