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Hunting was more than just a means of survival for Native American cultures—it was a spiritual practice intertwined with tradition, honor, and respect for nature. The skills and tools associated with hunting connected tribes to the land, their ancestors, and…
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Kachina dolls, with their vibrant colors and intricate designs, are among the most fascinating and historically rich pieces of Native American art. These dolls, originating from the Southwestern United States, particularly within Pueblo cultures like the Hopi and Zuni, carry…
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The Crow Mother Katsina, a revered figure in Hopi culture, holds profound symbolism and significance. Known as Angwusnasomtaka, she is a figure of leadership, compassion and guidance. Her presence in rituals and ceremonies highlights her importance in Hopi traditions. What…
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Effigy pottery involves sculpting clay into three-dimensional vessels that represent people, animals, or deities. These creations are more than functional and beautiful decorations; they are works of art that can serve as cultural or religious symbols. Effigy pottery is rare…
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As we enter a new year, we reflect on the significance of this time in indigenous communities. For Native Americans, the New Year is a profound celebration of nature, the spiritual world, the sun, the rain, and our ancestors. It’s…
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