Maximus Cerrillos Turquoise These patterns are developed from

These patterns are developed from a sense of aesthetic influenced by the dramatic beauty of the surrounding desert environment

Isolated from their neighbors

the yarn may be dyed with natural pigments

This bracelet can be special ordered with brown or chocolate diamonds

Phyllis Stapler’s paintings are recognized for their reductive compositions and “flattened” forms of flora and fauna

Maximus Cerrillos Turquoise These patterns are developed from17 x 20 x 11 The eagle used as a model for this sculpture is a permanent resident of the Wildlife Center in Espanola, NM, only twenty minutes from Star's ranch. "Max" was brought to the sanctuary twelve years ago with shot gun injuries. He lost part of his right wing