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Master Story Teller, NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE (born Nathaniel Hathorne 1804 SALEM, MA – 1864 PLYMOUTH, NH), was an American novelist and short story writer. 14th President of US, Franklin PIERCE was his close friend, for whom he wrote a Biography. "Hawthorne wove romances around the early puritan times... "The Scarlet Letter", "Twice Told Tales, and "The House of the Seven Gables" stand as monument to his genius...." POSTER is printed from my own original 1933 book plate. Poster printed on on High Quality Photographic Paper. SIZE: (select under Price, top right) ------------------ 8.5 x 12" 11.5" x 16.5" 13" x 19"
S T O R Y T E L L E R D O L L S by Nancy Diodati Storyteller dolls by Nancy Diodati I always loved storyteller dolls and being curious about history, when I began to make these little figures myself, I researched the origin of these creations so I would not offend the culture they came from. I discovered storytellers were first created in Cochiti Pueblo by a woman named Helen Cordero. Her people have always been famous for their destinctive pottery which features black designs painted over white clay. Most of the pottery they made was utilitarian-pots, bowls, etc. Some times they would make figures for ceremonial purposes. One common figure was a mother holding a child, known as the "singing mother." The mother's mouth was open signifiying her singing a lullaby to her baby. Helen had a grandfather, Santiago Quintana, who was renowned in his own right. He had many grandchildren who would climb all over him begging him to tell them a story. He almost never refused. He told them tales of his pueblo people, and would make up stories as well. In 1964, Helen made a clay figure representing her grandfather with children on his lap. A folk art collector suggested she add even more children. So Helen made children climbing up grandfather's braids, peaking over his shoulders, and sliding down his arms. The figure was much larger than the children showing his great influence. Helen never called the little ones children. They were "listeners." The listeners were even more important then the grandfather figure because she said, "Wisdom enters the world not by the one speaking, but because it was heard." She left the figures with their mouth open to let out the stories and she left the eyes closed because her storyteller was thinking of the next thing in the story. Grandfather Storyteller by Helen Cordera She made many versions of her grandfather storyteller. Then she began to make grandmother storytellers and later animal storytellers especially turtles. Helen passed away in 1994 and her dolls are now sought by collectors and bring in quite a bit of money. This owl figure is a recent find of Helen's currently available in an Arizona shop for a meer $7,500. Cochiti Owl Storyteller Pot by Helen Cordero 6" wide x 8-1/2" high x 6" Deep This owl pot is in EXCELLENT condition. $7,500.00 Lots of people, native and otherwise, make storyteller dolls incorporating their own ideas and beliefs. There is a 5th grade class from Fairland Elementary School in Maryland that has been making ceramic dolls a part of their curriculum. Sometimes I hand make my dolls from clay and sometimes I use ceramic molds with different children. I started teaching children as young as 2 years old to make storytellers dolls. Children are never too young to learn cultural history. I think it helps make people understand each other when they learn traditions of others so young. Each doll has a story to tell and each child has a doll to express their story. Grandmother Storyteller with 2 Children by Nancy Diodati You can see a few of my own storyteller dolls.
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Kantha embroidery of Bengal is really unique as they showcase simple elements of nature and scenes from our day-to-day lives. Kantha embroideries are now found at almost every exhibition in various Indian states, unfortunately some are not of very high quality. Recently I came across the works of artiste Surayia Rahman, who spent her younger days in India and settled in Bangladesh after her marriage. Her nakshi (derived from naksha meaning designs or motifs) kantha embroidered pieces are amazing pieces of art and showcase the daily lives of Bengali women and their involvement in household chores. Any woman would be able to identify herself with these activities like kitchen chores, chatting with friends, getting dressed, etc. Now Surayia has started an organization called Arshi, where hundreds of women do the embroidery work under her guidance, to sustain her families. Surayia Rahman, a self-taught painter, started kantha embroidery to give flights to her creative talent. Read here about her journey and how she got initiated into kantha embroidery in erstwhile Calcutta, that later helped her transformthe lives of scores of women in Bangladesh. Her tapestries are on display at several museums across the globe. A Kind and Smiling Face Suraiya guiding Women of Arshi. Pic: Anil Advani Woman in Waiting Conch Shells Women in Blue Womenfolk Kitchen Scene Elephant Ride Life in Bengal Procession Colonial Times Women Busy in Household Activities Women Engaged in Kantha Work Boat Race Oil Painting by Surayia A documentary and website on the life of Surayia Rahman are in the making. To support or sponsor the project or to locate Surayia’s work around the world, please contact [email protected] or refer to www.kanthathreads.com. Via: Hand Eye Magazine Kanthathreads
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One of the most important skills any teacher should have is the ability to tell a story. You may laugh, but if you’re a language arts teacher or a history teacher, story-telling will make your clas…
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Little Story Teller was a series of storybooks, each with a 30-minute cassette. Together, they featured not only stories but songs, and activity pages full of ideas for things to make and do.
Master Story Teller, NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE (born Nathaniel Hathorne 1804 SALEM, MA – 1864 PLYMOUTH, NH), was an American novelist and short story writer. 14th President of US, Franklin PIERCE was his close friend, for whom he wrote a Biography. "Hawthorne wove romances around the early puritan times... "The Scarlet Letter", "Twice Told Tales, and "The House of the Seven Gables" stand as monument to his genius...." POSTER is printed from my own original 1933 book plate. Poster printed on on High Quality Photographic Paper. SIZE: (select under Price, top right) ------------------ 8.5 x 12" 11.5" x 16.5" 13" x 19"