Indian Corn on The Cob Wood Print

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Colorful Ears of Indian corn. A fall tradition enjoyed for it's beautiful appearance but rarely eaten today.
Raw Indian corn is as hard as nails and would likely break your teeth if you attempted to eat it. However, our ancestors didn't decorate with it they ate it, after a long cooking process of course.

I come from a creative family who loved art, music, photography and sometimes random hiking adventures. I am thankful to them for giving me the gift of curiosity, creativity and a love of the natural world. I incorporate all of these aspects into my work and enjoy working with a variety of mediums. I also enjoy making detailed collages using recycled materials, in this way I can do my part to help the environment and create something beautiful. Thank you for visiting! All images copyright 2012-2023 Shawna Rowe