Vintage 1970s Talavi Morning Kachina Dancer Crewel Embroidery Framed Wall Art

Pre-owned vintage condition. Colorful crewel yarn has some loose, fuzzy, and uneven fibers. Burlap shows age-related discoloration and marks. The frame has scratches, finish wear, and separation at the mitered corners. Backing tape is dry, torn, and deteriorated. Hanging hardware is present. Please review all photos for the complete condition. Description Vintage circa-1970s crewel embroidery depicting a Talavi Morning Kachina dancer, also known as the Morning Singer Kachina. The colorful figure is rendered in dimensional yarn embroidery on natural burlap, featuring a blue face, feathered headdress, green collar, white ceremonial clothing, and vibrant red, yellow, blue, and black details. Displayed in a decorative wood-grain frame with ornate gold-tone trim. The reverse of the frame is stamped “Made in Japan.” * Subject: Talavi Morning Kachina dancer * Technique: Crewel embroidery * Material: Yarn on burlap * Period: Circa 1970s * Orientation: Portrait * Overall framed size: Approximately 17¼” H × 13½” W * Frame: Wood/wood composite with gold-tone trim * Hanging hardware: Present The design depicts a Hopi ceremonial figure; however, the maker and tribal affiliation of the actual embroidery are unknown. It is not represented as Native American-made. A coordinating vintage kachina dancer crewel embroidery is listed separately.

Condition

Used (normal wear)