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Meeting the Code Talkers

By Mary Walker | August 13, 2007

As we were finishing our lunch break today, we noticed that one of the celebrated Navajo Code Talkers had entered the dining room. He was going to another one of the conference rooms, and we quickly realized that a camera had been set up for an interview. We were given permission to witness the interview…

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Advanced Seminar Day 2, Visiting the Gallup Inter-tribal Ceremonial

By Mary Walker | August 12, 2007

We had a wonderful full day of weaving in Window Rock. Several of the participants are working on patterns incorporating a design element that we have dubbed the Window Rock Wave. You can see the wave pattern in the piece Liz Munk is working in on the picture at right. The teal and pink wavy…

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Weaving in Beauty is dedicated to expanding the appreciation and knowledge of the textiles of the Na

When a Navajo family loses a member, the family and close friends gather to contribute to the final expenses. Our Weaving in Beauty family has lost one of our younger members, Ryan Largo, who passed away last week in Denver at the age of 26.

Ryan was the grandson of Rose Gorman Dedman and Henry Lee Dedman. Ryan had beaten cancer twice in his young life, but he died from complications of the severe strain of the flu that we've had in our area.

Rose and Henry hosted many years of natural dye classes and cookouts for our weaving groups at their home and the Quality Inn in Window Rock. Henry made almost all of the tools we used in class then. Ryan often helped his grandfather build looms and make weaving tools. Ryan even made and sold tools himself.

Ryan's mother, Sheila Largo, and his grandmother, Rose, have asked us to share the news about Ryan and ask any of you who would like to contribute to the funeral fund to do that through Sheila's Zelle account at 505-317-8828.

On behalf of Sheila and Rose, thanks!
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When a Navajo family loses a member, the family and close friends gather to contribute to the final expenses.  Our Weaving in Beauty family has lost one of our younger members, Ryan Largo, who passed away last week in Denver at the age of 26.  

Ryan was the grandson of Rose Gorman Dedman and Henry Lee Dedman.  Ryan had beaten cancer twice in his young life, but he died from complications of the severe strain of the flu that weve had in our area.  

Rose and Henry hosted many years of natural dye classes and cookouts for our weaving groups at their home and the Quality Inn in Window Rock.  Henry made almost all of the tools we used in class then.  Ryan often helped his grandfather build looms and make weaving tools.  Ryan even made and sold tools himself.    

Ryans mother, Sheila Largo, and his grandmother, Rose, have asked us to share the news about Ryan and ask any of you who would like to contribute to the funeral fund to do that through Sheilas Zelle account at 505-317-8828.

On behalf of Sheila and Rose, thanks!Image attachment

Some of the acts were doing sound checks yesterday at the theater. They sounded great, and this is a wonderful cause. All proceeds go straight to Youth Shelters & Family Services. They do great work with unhoused youth in our community. ... See MoreSee Less

Some of the acts were doing sound checks yesterday at the theater.  They sounded great, and this is a wonderful cause.  All proceeds go straight to Youth Shelters & Family Services.  They do great work with unhoused youth in our community.
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