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5.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderful entry into the world of clay and the modern pueblo indians,
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This review is from: Children of Clay: A Family of Pueblo Potters (We Are Still Here) (Paperback)
With beautiful photographs that even young children will relate too, this book works on so many levels -- how pots are made, how one modern American Indian family lives and works together, and a little bit of the history of the pueblo potters.
The pictures and the text provide a thorough view into a unique way of living based on the traditions of many generations in the desert southwest. Children love to seeing pictures of children working with clay. It shows so many of the steps -- actually going out and digging for the clay to firing the pots. My daughter still asks me if we can go dig for some clay so she can make some pots. Use it as a travel guide for children especially if you are going to New Mexico and will be visiting pueblos and are interested in the adobe structures and pots. It pairs well with Grandmother's Adobe Dollhouse.
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This review is from: Children of Clay: A Family of Pueblo Potters (We Are Still Here) (Paperback)
love this book - had lost it and am glad to have another copy! I takes you through the day of a family of potters.
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Children of Clay: A Family of Pueblo Potters (We Are Still Here) by Rina Swentzell (Paperback - Mar. 1993)
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