Purchased one of Mr Nunez-Velarde's pots in about 1992 - it's still one of my favorites.

Little brother, you have taken money from a highly ethical, deeply respected teacher , mentor and humble member of the community. This woman entered into a traditional (verbal) contract with you for services. You completed those services, were paid for those services, not once but twice due to an error. Instead of honoring yourself, this sister, your word and your lineage, you failed to return this overpayment. You are now ghosting our sister. You have not responded to her numerous efforts to reach you. You are thinking about keeping this money. By keeping this money that is not yours, you will be stealing resources from native people, native youth and the important work this sister does for the people and community. Do not force her to involve outside forces. Do not bring harm or shame to you or your work. Do not poison your gifts. Honor your word and your lineage and keep your contract. Take only what you have earned. Live your values. Do the right thing. Contact our sister and Return her money.

adrian morris made an agreement to complete a construction job for someone then the person who paid him for his service accidentally paid him two times and the number of dollars he stole is more than four thousand dollars from the person who he agreed to complete the work for and there has been no response from him after he stole the money now that hes being contacted about it the legal requirement is for adrian morris to pay the money back and for him to be held accountable for his crime

i love basket weaving and im a believer in hand made traditions thank you for the interview

Yo Adrian, a verbal contract is still a contract and legally enforceable. Be a shame for you to develop a reputation for thievery AND have to pay the money back anyway. Do the right thing and correct yourself moving forward. You’ll thank yourself for it later.

Dude, don't steal from women.

Thief

Wonderful presentation -- I truly enjoyed your perspective and seeing the various works. I am a non-Navajo weaver that is greatly inspired by what you do. Thank you.

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Wow! Will there be any lectures or workshops available online or by zoom?