Back to Santa Fe

While I’m at it I’ll try adding some of my ceramic art work.

And collections 

Banjara Textiles and Jewelry from the Jerez Collection 
(July 14 - September 11, 2022) The Jerez Collection of textiles and jewelry, handcrafted by the Banjara peoples of India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, was lovingly assembled over the years by Sherry McDonald Stewart, Daphne S. Nallie, and Daisy S. Gill. A small but stunning selection from the collection is on display in this exhibit.  “Banjara” is an umbrella term used by outsiders to describe multiple formerly-nomadic peoples living throughout India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, who are descended from a single group but now vary in language, in cultural norms, and in name, depending on where they live. There are an estimated 5.6 million Banjaras in India. The Romani of Europe also are believed to be descended from Banjara ancestors.

Japanese textiles. Mosquito netting etc. 

My tiles burnt offerings in smoke fired terra cotta. Burnished. 

Sand sculptures. 

Winged vessel either white tulips. 

Daisy photos

Me and Daisy in red shoes. 

Borrowed from J Wilde!! 

Joe Love. Daisy friends 

Daisy at Snohomish Trail. 

Daisy pumpkin patch. 

Trail. We pulled one another skating. 

Daisy Easter

Daisy made a birthday cake for me. I was so surprised I couldn’t speak. 

Daisy’s birthday boys n girls club

Daisy after church Edmonds beach. 

Tribal rugs Larie

Chawan teabowl in signed box

Me and Daisy San Juan Uslands.