Sandra Quandelacy's double-sided jet carving depicts a Maiden Grandmother holding an olla jar that's filled with crushed turquoise to represent life-giving water. She is distinguished as a Maiden Grandmother because of traditionally whorled hair and the wearing of a shawl. Etched facial features are filled with jet paste on shell. Corn-Maiden is on the reverse side with a face from colorful turquoise and a bounty of inlays from turquoise, coral, alunite, malachite, lapis, serpentine and mother-of-pearl on a corn body. Dimensions are about 3 7/8" tall, 1 5/8" wide and 1/2" deep.
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