Touch The Earth (Monumental) width-33 The compulsion to make aesthetic

The compulsion to make aesthetic objects displays the creative spark that distinguished Homo sapiens from Neanderthals

6"L x 3 7/8"H x 6 7/8"D Bronze - OPEN

Chinese turquoise

open edition

"Congress finds and declared that wild free roaming horses and burros are living symbols of the historic and pioneer spirit of the West: that they contribute to the diversity of the life forms within the Nation

Touch The Earth (Monumental) width-33 The compulsion to make aestheticCorn pollen is still a sacred part of ritual blessings and prayers in many Native American cultures. The tradition is the inspiration behinds "Touch the Earth". In some tribes particularly the Navajo, pollen is used for blessing the most simple act, person or place, as well as in the most elaborate ceremonies. The power of the pollen is considered greatly enhanced by dusting the wings of an eagle or hawk, captured for such purposes. The bird , placed