Gorget - Didanissgi Angie Debo Gregory Waselkov and Katheryn Holland

Gregory Waselkov and Katheryn Holland Braund

this book tells the individual story of the Cherokee

and between traditional ways and the practical necessity of accommodating to whites

Positioning our responsibilities as humans to our more-than-human relatives

Gorget - Didanissgi Angie Debo Gregory Waselkov and Katheryn HollandThis gorget is inspired by the textures in Cherokee traditional pottery. Named Didanissgi, after the mud dauber who taught the Cherokee people to use clay. Gorget features a hand drawn pattern that is reminiscent and pays homage to the thousands of years of history that are found in Cherokee pottery. Made by award winning Cherokee Coppersmith Greg Stice. Approx. 1 1 4" X 3 1 4"