Vintage framed sand art titled “Seed Blessing,” featuring a stylized figure identified on the back as “Corn girl that started the Navajo creation.” The piece is signed E. Allen on the reverse and has a warm, earthy Southwestern palette with muted terracotta, sage green, golden tan, charcoal blue, and rustic brown tones. The artwork is set in a unique double-frame presentation, with the smaller framed sand art mounted inside a larger rustic wood frame and tan textured mat. The wood has a warm aged finish with visible grain and patina, giving the piece a collected, vintage feel. The outer frame measures approximately 9.25 inches wide by 11 inches tall, making it a great size for a gallery wall, shelf styling, entryway vignette, office, casita, cabin, hacienda-style room, or Southwestern-inspired interior. Condition: Preowned/vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. The frame shows scuffs, finish variation, and surface wear consistent with age and use. The tan mat/background has natural texture and tonal variation. Please review all photos closely, including the handwritten inscription on the back, as they are part of the description. Approximate dimensions: Outer frame: 9.25” W x 11” H Notes: Back is handwritten with the title “Seed Blessing” and the description “Corn girl that started the Navajo creation,” signed E. Allen. Artist background has not been independently verified. Keywords: Seed Blessing, Navajo creation story, signed sand art, E. Allen, Southwestern wal