Zuni Corn Maiden – Two-Sided Shell Carving by Gloria Chatin Blankets combines Boulder and Sonoran turquoise

combines Boulder and Sonoran turquoise

Each piece in this set is crafted to highlight the beauty of the natural stones

This Straight Up Bonnet was found originally in the Northeast region and adopted by Blackfoot Indians in the Plains

part of the Arizona Blue Collection

The polished silver contrasts beautifully with the oxidized recessed areas

Zuni Corn Maiden – Two-Sided Shell Carving by Gloria Chatin Blankets combines Boulder and Sonoran turquoiseThis graceful Corn Maiden carving by Gloria Chatin is hand etched into luminous shell, enhanced with turquoise, lapis, and coral inlay down the center of the robe. The carved patterns evoke the flowing lines of corn leaves and ceremonial dress, framed by a base of natural stone chips. In Zuni belief, the Corn Maiden represents abundance, fertility, and spiritual nourishment a symbol of gratitude and harmony with the natural world. The delicate polish