The Kopavi Flute Player was a design originally created by Phillip’s cousin
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Two Grey Hills tribe_mescalero apache The Kopavi Flute Player wasNavajo Two Grey Hills weaving by Mary Shepherd, woven with all natural wool colors. The design features a central serrated diamond medallion in gray, brown, cream, and black, framed by stepped corner motifs and a bold outer border. Two Grey Hills weavings are known for their natural wool palette, precise geometric layouts, and strong symmetry, and this piece has a compact, balanced composition with classic regional color restraint. 31 (2' 7") Width,