Glenda Loretto Butterfly Ring Ceramics & Pottery This kit teaches one-rod coiling

This kit teaches one-rod coiling

the ruins in Chaco Canyon look like a city to some archaeologists

the word Milagro means miracle

Made of recycled cardboard and printed with vegetable inks

Other recipes include Edith Warner’s scrumptious chocolate cake

Glenda Loretto Butterfly Ring Ceramics & Pottery This kit teaches one-rod coilingIn a Pueblo noted primarily for potters, Glenda stands out not only for being a jeweler but for the quality of her work. Glenda Loretto was born into an artistic family from Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico. Her mother was a potter and her sister, Estella Loretto, is a well known artist. Glenda graduated from the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1993 where she received her Associates Degree in Fine Arts. Glenda started as a