Earth Art Roadrunner Kitchen Towel

Earth Art Roadrunner Kitchen TowelSue Coccia, an artist based in Edmonds, Washington, created this roadrunner flour sack towel based on one of her fanciful drawings. It is filled with desert animals, both obvious and not so obvious. Each piece of the image has meaning related to the natural habitat of the roadrunner, which also happens to be the state bird of New Mexico. The 130 thread count towel is made of 100% premium cotton fabric hemmed on all sides for a tidy, unmistakable

discovered backcountry ruins

but don’t let those cute looks fool you

" with this must-have accessory

The embroidered design features a stylized view of the canyon walls and winding river below

Each piece includes information about the artwork

digestible quotes that are meaningful and timeless — timely even today

Two hundred pieces

They pushed for higher levels of craftsmanship in Navajo arts and crafts

Illustrations by Mike Gordon

White Sands National Park preserves a major portion of this unique dune field

Title: Yongsosona - Turtle

Glaze: black with coral