Nature Photograph - Devil Claw by Joe Kozlowski

Devil Claw is a photograph by Joe Kozlowski which was uploaded on February 24th, 2014.

Devil Claw

This is a Devil's Claw seed pods, called Ihug in the O'odham language (Proboscidea parviflora). O'odham people domesticated wild devil's claw to... more

by Joe Kozlowski

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Title

Devil Claw

Artist

Joe Kozlowski

Medium

Photograph

Description

This is a Devil's Claw seed pods, called Ihug in the O'odham language (Proboscidea parviflora). O'odham people domesticated wild devil's claw to create a plant with very long seed pods. The longer seed pods provide weavers with longer strips of black for their basket designs. You will also see devil's claw woven into the baskets of other Southwestern Native peoples, such as the Apache. O'odham gardeners grow domesticated devil's claw, selling the seed pods in round bundles called �Devil�s Claw Hats.�

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February 24th, 2014