Dan Vallo
MATERIAL/TECHNIQUE:
I use flint, obsidian, jasper, Turquoise to make flintknapped arrowheads, knives, tomahawks, bow & arrows, and jewlery, also combine natural clay pottery to display my art. I am a self taught Modern FlintKnapper. The Art of Flintknapping is one of the oldest forms of usable art. I use all natural materials such as river rock and antler to precisely chip and shape all my stone tools and arrowheads, I use deer antler as handles along with wood, and cholla Cactus , and leg bones and jaw bones, the uniqueness of my art sets it apart from most diverse art forms. The overwhelming response to what I create was evident last year when before noon on Sunday I sold out of all my creations. I demonstrate and teach what i know to anyone who shows an interest and am proudly teaching my grandkids my knowledge. Thank you for the opportunity to be involved.
OUR MISSION
Bringing Native arts to the world by inspiring artistic excellence, fostering education, and creating meaningful partnerships.
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