"The Catawba Indian Nation of South Carolina boasts a living treasure of tremendous worth. Of all the hundreds of Eastern tribes who faced the 16th century European invasion, the Catawbas alone have preserved their tradition of making pottery. Their pottery represents an unbroken line of succession, from one generation passing on its gifts and knowledge to the other." This coloring book was created by the Catawba Cultural Preservation Project.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Color:
Blue, Purple, White
Size:
20, 24
Material:
100% Polyester
REVIEWS
SIZE GUIDE
This is an approximate conversion table to help you find your size.
Italian
Spanish
German
UK
US
Japanese
Chinese
Russian
Korean
34
30
28
4
00
3
155/75A
36
44
36
32
30
6
0
5
155/80A
38
44
38
34
32
8
2
7
160/84A
40
55
40
36
34
10
4
9
165/88A
42
55
42
38
36
12
6
11
170/92A
44
66
44
40
38
14
8
13
175/96A
46
66
46
42
40
16
10
15
170/98A
48
77
48
44
42
18
12
17
170/100B
50
77
50
46
44
20
14
19
175/100B
52
88
52
48
46
22
16
21
180/104B
54
88
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