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Handmade Pueblo Ornament with Light Bulb & Plug
Handmade Pueblo Ornament with Light Bulb & Plug
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Product Description:
This beautifully hand-sculpted Multi-Level Winter Pueblo Ornament, made by New Mexican artist Juanita Bower, is NM True Certified and crafted from terra cotta clay. Featuring three wooden ladders, the ornament depicts a traditional pueblo building with painted snow, turquoise door and window frames, red ristras, and green snow-covered yuccas. Each piece is carefully crafted and signed by the artist. This ornament includes a light bulb and a US 2-prong plug, adding a warm, festive glow to your holiday décor. Despite its intricate details, it is lightweight and easy to install or hang, making it a perfect addition to your Christmas collection.
• Dimensions: 3 1/2" W x 4 1/4" H x 1 5/8" D
• Material: Terra Cotta Ceramic with light bulb and US 2-prong plug
• Artist: Signed by NM True Certified Artist Juanita Bower
Metaphysical Properties, Symbolism & Chakra Alignment:
• Symbolism (Turquoise Elements): The turquoise door and window frames represent protection and spirituality, symbolizing the sacred significance of turquoise in the Southwest.
Religious Symbolism & Historical and Cultural Significance:
• Cultural Significance: Turquoise holds spiritual importance in Southwestern art and culture, often symbolizing health, protection, and good fortune.
• Historical Significance: Traditional pueblos are iconic symbols of the rich history of indigenous people in the American Southwest, representing harmony with nature and community life. The ornament design reflects this deep cultural connection.
Fun Fact(s):
• The vibrant turquoise details and snow-painted scenery evoke the beauty of Southwestern winter landscapes, blending tradition with holiday cheer.
• As an NM True Certified product, this ornament reflects the cultural and artistic traditions of New Mexico, handcrafted by a local artisan.
Practical Uses:
• Ideal for Christmas Décor: Perfect for hanging near a Christmas tree, adding a unique Southwestern touch to your holiday displays.
• Decorative Piece: Can be displayed year-round as a cultural symbol and festive décor.
Physical Properties:
• Material: Terra Cotta
• Color: Painted with snow accents, turquoise door/window frames, red ristras, and green snow-covered yuccas
• Luster: Matte and slightly textured finish
• Durability: Lightweight yet sturdy for easy installation
Care Instructions:
To maintain the longevity of your ornament, handle it with care when hanging/installing or storing. Avoid exposure to moisture and extreme temperatures. Lightly feather or micro-fiber dust. Avoid handling with oily fingers, as oils from hands will discolor the non-glazed ceramic ornament.
Affirmation:
"I embrace the warmth of tradition and craftsmanship, bringing light and beauty into my home."
This beautifully hand-sculpted Multi-Level Winter Pueblo Ornament, made by New Mexican artist Juanita Bower, is NM True Certified and crafted from terra cotta clay. Featuring three wooden ladders, the ornament depicts a traditional pueblo building with painted snow, turquoise door and window frames, red ristras, and green snow-covered yuccas. Each piece is carefully crafted and signed by the artist. This ornament includes a light bulb and a US 2-prong plug, adding a warm, festive glow to your holiday décor. Despite its intricate details, it is lightweight and easy to install or hang, making it a perfect addition to your Christmas collection.
• Dimensions: 3 1/2" W x 4 1/4" H x 1 5/8" D
• Material: Terra Cotta Ceramic with light bulb and US 2-prong plug
• Artist: Signed by NM True Certified Artist Juanita Bower
Metaphysical Properties, Symbolism & Chakra Alignment:
• Symbolism (Turquoise Elements): The turquoise door and window frames represent protection and spirituality, symbolizing the sacred significance of turquoise in the Southwest.
Religious Symbolism & Historical and Cultural Significance:
• Cultural Significance: Turquoise holds spiritual importance in Southwestern art and culture, often symbolizing health, protection, and good fortune.
• Historical Significance: Traditional pueblos are iconic symbols of the rich history of indigenous people in the American Southwest, representing harmony with nature and community life. The ornament design reflects this deep cultural connection.
Fun Fact(s):
• The vibrant turquoise details and snow-painted scenery evoke the beauty of Southwestern winter landscapes, blending tradition with holiday cheer.
• As an NM True Certified product, this ornament reflects the cultural and artistic traditions of New Mexico, handcrafted by a local artisan.
Practical Uses:
• Ideal for Christmas Décor: Perfect for hanging near a Christmas tree, adding a unique Southwestern touch to your holiday displays.
• Decorative Piece: Can be displayed year-round as a cultural symbol and festive décor.
Physical Properties:
• Material: Terra Cotta
• Color: Painted with snow accents, turquoise door/window frames, red ristras, and green snow-covered yuccas
• Luster: Matte and slightly textured finish
• Durability: Lightweight yet sturdy for easy installation
Care Instructions:
To maintain the longevity of your ornament, handle it with care when hanging/installing or storing. Avoid exposure to moisture and extreme temperatures. Lightly feather or micro-fiber dust. Avoid handling with oily fingers, as oils from hands will discolor the non-glazed ceramic ornament.
Affirmation:
"I embrace the warmth of tradition and craftsmanship, bringing light and beauty into my home."
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