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So invaluable and generous of Andrew to talk and teach us of the Dine ways.
Thank you so very much from our heart to yours.
I really enjoyed this lecture and learned a great deal about Navajo weaving. The items he presented were beautiful and skillfully rendered. I wish I could buy them all.
I thoroughly enjoyed Andrew’s presentation. He is so very knowledgeable and so kind to share what he know with us.
I am eager to learn more about Navajo rugs, the wools and dyes used, and the weaving techniques.
There is just something magnetic about a beautiful Navajo weaving.
Thank you so much, Andrew. I wish I could have been there in person.
Katie