Talangva is the climax of the Katsina season. July hosts the Niman ceremony, a home-going ritual to close the Katsina season. This is the time for plant growth and expression of appreciation as the peoples’ prayers have been answered. The…
Continue readingNative American artifacts and Navajo decor make the perfect theme for a cozy living room. This decor scheme also works perfect in southern vacation homes, cabins, and hunting lodges, so it’s no wonder it’s becoming a big trend. There are…
Continue readingThe Wedding Vase plays a significant role in Native American weddings, historically and currently. Representing the husband and wife, the vase embodies the unity of the new couple. This sacred tradition has a beautiful process, from creation through the wedding…
Continue readingAs the Katsina season closes in on the final few weeks of ceremonies, the Hopi people celebrate Wuko’uyis during the month of June. This is an important time for botany, food growth, and most importantly, the time to plant corn….
Continue readingTurquoise is perhaps the oldest stone in human history with handcut beads dating back to 5000 B.C. discovered in Persia. Turquoise gets its name from the Greek work “Turkois” meaning “Turkish” for it was a stone that was bought in…
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