Vintage Green Corn Dance Postcard Tesuque Indian Pueblo New Mexico

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This vintage postcard features a vibrant lithograph depiction of the Green Corn Dance at Tesuque Indian Pueblo near Santa Fe, New Mexico. The scene captures a traditional ceremonial dance with Native American dancers dressed in traditional attire, including feathered headdresses and colorful garments, set against the backdrop of adobe buildings typical of the Pueblo architecture. The image vividly conveys the cultural and spiritual significance of the dance, a ritual of thankfulness for harvests and petitions for good crops.Printed by Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, Mass., and published by Southwest Arts and Crafts, Santa Fe, New Mexico, this postcard measures approximately 3.5 x 5.5 inches. The card is part of a historical series that highlights Native American customs and ceremonies. The reverse side includes a detailed description emphasizing that these dances are religious ceremonies, not for amusement, and are worth traveling miles to witness. This collectible postcard is a wonderful addition for enthusiasts of Native American culture, Southwestern U.S. history, or vintage lithograph postcards.

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Iowa, United States

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