
Zuni Water Jar Drawing
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Create your own Zuni water jar drawing while learning about the ancient Zuni tribe from Northwestern New Mexico. This program is intended for children ages 6-11. Supplies are limited to the first 25 participants.

Create your own Zuni water jar drawing while learning about the ancient Zuni tribe from Northwestern New Mexico. This program is intended for children ages 6-11. Supplies are limited to the first 25 participants.
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