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Ball and Chain Vase with Fire Clouds
Ball and Chain Vase with Fire Clouds
Object number2012.31.10

Ball and Chain Vase with Fire Clouds

Date2008
Artist (Jemez Pueblo)
CultureJemez Pueblo
MediumMicaceous clay
Dimensions9 5/8 × 8 × 5 3/4 in. (24.4 × 20.3 × 14.6 cm)
Credit LineGift of Edward J. Guarino in honor of Jeffery VanDyke
On View
Not on view
Period21st c
Classification(s)
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Jar
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Clouds Long Island
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Cynthia Knott
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Louis Stettner
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Culture: American
The mountains are growing and you're over there looking at me like that. These Breathings are begging's, these Breathings are asking for anything having to do with direction. Wrapped in these blankets made of clouds, Morning Star got up and pointed the way. We were too tired and too weak to proceed, but still the gesture is still in the east at a certain time of year.
The mountains are growing and you're over there looking at me like that. These Breathings are begging's, these Breathings are asking for anything having to do with direction. Wrapped in these blankets made of clouds, Morning Star got up and pointed the way. We were too tired and too weak to proceed, but still the gesture is still in the east at a certain time of year.
Sky Hopinka
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Culture: Ho-Chunk Nation/Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians, American