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Charlyn and Gary Votour, owners of As the Crow Flies in Barre, Massachusetts

Object Type: Folder
In Folder: Folk arts and heritage collection, 1982-2016

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Artifact under construction with animal skull in center

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Beadwork supplies

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Blue quartz in shop altar setting, with wok and Buddha and other intercultural artifacts

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Blue quartz in shop altar setting, with wok and Buddha and other intercultural artifacts, showing gold Buddha

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Blue quartz that Gary found at site in Bernardston

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Cases in context: Kachina-style dolls (top), mineral collection

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Closeup of eagle pipe

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Crow is Gary Votour’s totem

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Dream catchers

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Eagle pipe made by Gary Votour’s father

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Exterior views, as the Crow Flies, Barre, Massachusetts 01

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Exterior views, as the Crow Flies, Barre, Massachusetts 02

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Exterior views, as the Crow Flies, Barre, Massachusetts 03

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Field notes on Gary and Charlyn Votour

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Gary Votour with mask

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Gemstone collection

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Interior of shop 01

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Interior of shop 02

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Interior of shop 03

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Kachina-style’ Navajo dolls

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Medicine bag 01

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Medicine bag 02

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Photograph log on Gary and Charlyn Votour

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Porcupine skull in center of dream catcher-type decoration

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Prayer Beads’ set against border of Native-style beads

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Rosary Beads’ with Native-style beadwork at upper left

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Seven-sided Cherokee shield in process, for Winchendon site

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Sign indicating that the dolls are NOT Hopi dolls

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Smudge fan 01

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Smudge fan 02

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Spider web dream catcher

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Tree of Life

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

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