Jacket
Rating |
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Object Name |
Jacket |
Artist |
Margaret Wood |
Culture |
Navajo Seminole |
Title |
Shell Jacket |
Date |
2007 |
Materials/Techniques |
Wool, pieced acetate, dupioni silk and polyester |
Dimensions |
25" x 55" |
Credit Line |
Gift of the artist |
Catalog Number |
4679-13 |
Photographer |
Craig Smith |
Exhibit Label |
The inspiration for this jacket was the inlaid spiny oyster shells made by the Santo Domingo Pueblo Indians. Shells were smoothed, turquoise mosaic was appliqued over the top three-quarters of the shell, a line of alternating black onyx and white shell pieces was then arranged across the bottom of the turquoise mosaic. The bottom of the shell was left natural so the red/coral color showed. The decorated shells were worn as necklace pendants (Margaret Wood, Navajo/Seminole, 2011). |
Exhibit Title |
Other Collections |
Project Name |
Masterworks Arts and Artists Series |
Rights Management |
Copyright is held by the artist, their heirs, assignees, or legatees and the Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona |
Digital Presentation |
Image is low resolution and not suitable for reproduction. High resolution image is available with approved Request for Reproductions Application. |
Request for Reproductions Application |
http://heard.org/pdfs/RequestForReproductionPermission.pdf |
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