In the 1700's Adair, an early historian recorded that the Cherokee made floor cloths. Mary Beth, "Woman Who Swims with Fire," has carried this craft a step further and handcrafts wall hangings and placemats. Three ancient spectres haunt us in Sonora's Song, so named for the Indian rock art found a Sierra Santa Teressa, Sonora where this pictograph is located. This piece reflects authentic coloring. Ancient Native American artist used minerals to make their paints. Red, black, white and yellow were typically used.

Just slip your decorative curtain rod through the loops for an elegant wall hanging.

In the floorcloth gallery you will see other possible designs to be made into wall hangings or placemats.

Floor Cloth Gallery

Original Art depicting Artifacts, Pictographs and Petroglyphs.

$48 per square foot

Check or Money Order accepted.

"Sonora's Song" It is a matter of taste. You may like the design like this or the above. Your order is custom made. You pick the style, color, size.