Rooted in tradition, family, and pride, the Navajo are people who lead dedicated lifestyles. These Native American tribes are tethered to their beliefs, which is why they regard Navajo symbols with paramount importance.These Navajo symbols are visible in Navajo Etched Pottery, Navajo Kachina Dolls, Ceramic Jewelry and Keepsake Boxes, and other Navajo art. To get… Continue Reading
The Thunderbird is one of the best-known Native American symbols. Thunderbird is a frequent subject of Native American totems, jewelry, drawings and petroglyphs. What is the meaning of this ancient symbol? Thunderbird Is a Recognized Symbol The Thunderbird is central to Native American mythology. Thunderbird images appear in the artworks of Plains, Southwestern, Northeastern and… Continue Reading
One of the most symbolic creatures in the world is the eagle. It is associated with strength and power. Native Americans have a culture that is rooted in spirituality. This group communicates history and ideas through signs and symbols so that future generations remember the past. One of the most important symbols in this culture… Continue Reading
When it comes to renewing the relics of the past, Native American art seems to be at the top of the list. There’s such a uniqueness to this sector of art and to the Native Americans’ ability to utilize out-of-the-box thinking to create some timeless masterpieces brings enlightenment to today’s artists. While there were many different types… Continue Reading
Steeped in history and significance, Zuni fetishes are presumed to boast magical powers that ward off evil, safeguard the mind and body, and protect against universal plights. It’s for this reason that American Indians regard fetishes with paramount importance. To properly honor fetishes the Zuni house them in sacred pots and pouches and sometimes adorn them with feathers, turquoise, and arrowheads… Continue Reading