Beautiful Naga Sema Tribal Body Cloth, Ca 2000, #1529 Used in Navajo weavings Paqua’s trademark was the frog

Paqua’s trademark was the frog symbol and it was passed down to Joy in 1939

which she learned from her month and grandmother

by Lucy Lewis (1898-1992) and V

sage brush and red juniper bark

Beautiful Naga Sema Tribal Body Cloth, Ca 2000, #1529 Used in Navajo weavings Paqua’s trademark was the frogBeautiful Naga Sema Tribal Body Cloth, Ca 2000, #1529 Description: Beautiful Naga Sema Tribal Body Cloth, Ca 2000, #1529. This tribal textile is from the Chang tribe and was traditionally worn by the Naga as a shawl indicating tribal belonging and status. It has been decorated with embroidered motifs and cotton adornments. The Naga are an ancient tribal people found in the hills of Northeast India and parts of Burma. They have a rich history of