Indian Corn Mugs

Description: Celebrate harvest blessings and Thanksgiving traditions with sweet coquette style! Featuring a beautifully illustrated bundle of colorful Indian flint corn tied with a soft pink ribbon bow, paired with delicate cursive script reading "thanks all around." Printed on a cozy cream crewneck sweatshirt, this design is perfect for Thanksgiving dinner, Friendsgiving parties, autumn farm visits, and everyday fall wear. A thoughtful gift for teachers, daughters, Christian women, and lovers of grandmillennial harvest style.

Description: Inspired by turquoise and apple coral Zuni carvings, this illustration shows many little Corn Maidens hiding amongst colorful ears of corn.

Description: It's the perfect festive design for anyone who loves cozy fall weather, Thanksgiving traditions, and simple line drawings.

Description: Inspired by apple coral and gaspeite corn maiden carvings. These Zuni maidens wear a tabletta headdress used in ceremonial dances depicting the Corn Maiden, who represents the gift of life given by the Great Spirit.

Description: This is my acrylic painting of ears of calico corn, sometimes known as Indian corn, flint corn or maize. I love the colorful kernels of corn and how these ears of corn are used as a fall decoration. I painted the colorful corn on toned tan paper to go with the fall theme. Some vividly colored corn cobs are lined up against a warm, earthy background. Each cob is adorned with a unique pattern of colors, topped with vibrant, feathery husks.

Description: The Three Sisters are the three main agricultural crops of various indigenous groups in the Americas: winter squash, maize (corn), and climbing beans