Sculpture of Storyteller Woman with Three Children by Jemez, New Mexico Native American Artist Emily Fragua-Tsosie archers I’d hang these vintage Japanese

I’d hang these vintage Japanese fans on the wall immediately to enjoy them as the gorgeous objects that they are all winter long—and to be reminded that summer will come again

Note - the photographs were taken in conditions to avoid reflections

look truly stunning on the table

handmade and handpainted with 24k gold accents

In very good overall condition

Sculpture of Storyteller Woman with Three Children by Jemez, New Mexico Native American Artist Emily Fragua-Tsosie archers I’d hang these vintage JapaneseThis tabletop sculpture of a woman with three children was created by Emily Fragua Tsosie, born in 1951 in Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico. She refers to the women in sculptures such as this one as storytellers mouths open, imparting tales to the children or grandchildren she balances in her arms. And these children look very happy to be receiving them! The sculpture measures 6 inches tall x 4 inches wide x 3 inches deep. There is some spotting on the