First Prize Hopi Bowl by Violet Huma Frog Woman which was woven along the

which was woven along the Oregon and Washington Coast from the area around the mouth of the Columbia River to as far north as the Quinault

This is a charming old concho belt with a distinct rounded buckle

The female figure reminds me of my Norwegian grandmother who never ever smiled

She is fully dressed in her buckskin dress with long fringes on the bottom and on the sleeves

The reverse side has four vertical groups of alternating thin single strand wool sideways "V's"

First Prize Hopi Bowl by Violet Huma Frog Woman which was woven along theThis is a large and handsome redware bowl with traditional Hopi designs signed "Violet Huma". The geometric polychrome designs wrap around the entire outside of the bowl as well as a wide band on the inside of the bowl, just below the lip. Attached to the base of the bowl is a first prize ribbon from the Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff. It has penciled on the bottom 3 63 which may indicate that it was purchased in March, 1963. H. 4 "; D. 9 " c.