Contemporary Freestyle Navajo Rug by Virginia Tracy PECO Did you know that Owls

Did you know that Owls can rotate their heads up to 270 degrees

This Macaw mini block set also includes fun facts about these tropical birds

insider knowledge about wildlife

this is the story of a fawn making her way through a border landscape teeming with flora and fauna native to the region

Wrap up with it as a tribute to ever-changing landscapes and nights shaped by wind and sand

Contemporary Freestyle Navajo Rug by Virginia Tracy PECO Did you know that OwlsHandwoven by Din (Navajo) weaver Virginia Tracy of Ganado, Arizona, this contemporary freestyle Navajo rug reflects both personal storytelling and traditional weaving practice, woven from hand spun Navajo Churro wool sourced from Hubbell Trading Post and family flocks, with pink tones created using cochineal dye. At the center of the weaving, Virginia includes the Spider Woman cross, a symbol representing Spider Woman, the Navajo deity who taught the