Wednesday, October 11, 2023
Elsie Stone Holiday
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Elsie Stone Holiday is a Diné basket weaver who married into the Douglas Mesa family of weavers and sells mainly through the Two Rocks Trading Post in Utah. Above is the basket that blew me away, Eclipse.
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