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| I find beauty in the tiny ll mm glass beads, they so easily reflecting light, as we too are able. Adornment only serves to introduce, it is you who must ignite the spark, to be worn in peace... ~Dawn |
| Hunter Gatherer The hunter-gatherer in me is happy for all i hear taste smell and see. for deep in the woods where the berries grow a song is heard few do know. ancients whisper in the breeze as earth's essence perfumes my knees. berry, tree, sky , and deer, a calling to keep ever near to the place in the woods I do go. |
| Dawn Teague's "Flat Peyote Weave Beadwork" |
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| When we hear each other's song, and we start to hum along, perhaps we'll dance, never by chance, we come to understand this is a foreign land until we take each other by the hand... love exchanged always remains... hold on to the belief that love will reign. |
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| Standing On Ancients Bones We're standing on ancient's bones all nature resounds this is holy ground. |
| Summer's Greens and Blues (not for sale) There by the creek middle of the week a pail and a scrub board and me and im singing damsel fly and pond lilies lady bug and cat tails too with so much beauty abounding theres no reason for feeling blue... |
| Don't Let Dreams Become An Opium Don't let dreams become an opium go out and do something with them |
| Gotta Swim Through It (SOLD) ...Sometimes theres no other way to do it ya gotta swim right through it. |
| Downy Woodpecker (SOLD) there a welcome morning visitor to my apple tree |
| Prayer Shawl 1998 "Puffin Foundation" Grant Recipient 'Tis the victims of violence, those who'd never choose to fight, those who'd dream and play: For these I wove the shawl for these I pray. The children, their mothers. I choose to use red beads to signify both life in the blood and the sacrifice. Both sides of the shawl near the top have two candles... Signifying the need for all to let their lights shine. Women and children are woven into the shawl. Some on their knees, some in song, children in a cradle, in a boat, and a silver spoon added to signify the need for feeding. The end of the shawl carries hearts and fish a reminder to feed not only the body but the heart also. |
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