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Native American Grinding Stones

Still Life Value Drawing by Ayasha Loya

Grinding stones are an important tool for us Native Americans. We use them to grind corn, acorns, spices, and many other food items to prepare them for cooking. I have many of them in my home. I still use a grinding stone often. I thought they would make a great Still Life Value drawing because they are a sacred item in my culture. Although, it is said they are an item from the past indeed many traditional Natives like myself still use them.

In the beautiful city of Big Rapids Michigan tucked away in my studio is where you will find me creating. I am a traditionally, cultured Native American Fine Artist who draws inspiration from the history within the tribes. I truly enjoy working with oils, watercolors, charcoals, and pastels. My subjects range from florals, figurative, landscape, animals, etc… With my passion of history, I enjoy learning techniques and styles from the Masters of Fine Art. Most recently, I have been greatly inspired by Pablo Picasso finding his techniques with her culture to bring life to the Native American Arts. “To create is to take voices of a culture that was once silenced and be an inspiration to the world through and educate...

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