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Two Grey Hills Tapestry Weaver Lynda Teller Pete is
Tabaaha (Water Edge Clan) and born for the To’aheedliinii
(Two Waters Flow Together Clan). Her parents are Sam K.
and Ruth B. Teller.
Although her father has passed away, her mother Ruth still
resides at the family home in Newcomb, Navajo Nation. Lynda
was raised there along with her siblings: two older sisters and
two older brothers. On a yearly basis, the family took up
residence behind the Two Grey Hills Trading Post, where her
father worked for over 35 years.
At the trading post, her mother demonstrated weaving and
attracted a constant flow of tourists. Indeed, Ruth Teller’s rugs
were so prized that tourists often purchased them right off the
loom. Needless to say, as a child, Lynda learned through
observation.
Two Grey Hills Tapestry Weaver Lynda Teller Pete is
Tabaaha (Water Edge Clan) and born for the To’aheedliinii
(Two Waters Flow Together Clan). Her parents are Sam K.
and Ruth B. Teller.
Although her father has passed away, her mother Ruth still
resides at the family home in Newcomb, Navajo Nation. Lynda
was raised there along with her siblings: two older sisters and
two older brothers. On a yearly basis, the family took up
residence behind the Two Grey Hills Trading Post, where her
father worked for over 35 years.
At the trading post, her mother demonstrated weaving and
attracted a constant flow of tourists. Indeed, Ruth Teller’s rugs
were so prized that tourists often purchased them right off the
loom. Needless to say, as a child, Lynda learned through
observation.
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