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Gerald Dawavendewa (Hopi & Cherokee).

 
 

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Mini Canvas of the Month

Mana - Hopi Maiden

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June mini canvas of the month is Mana - Hopi Maiden. She wears a hair style that many associate with the movie “Star Wars”. This hair style represents a flower blossom and looks rounded from the side. This style symbolizes her ability to give life just as flowers give life to a desert land. Hopi maidens have been wearing this hair style for close to two thousand years. Even today, for special rituals and ceremonies this look is still worn. Check our more info on this mini canvas and other great art at www.fourthworlddesign.com
Our Mini Canvas of the Month is Momo - Bee. Although flowers are not widespread in a desert, they come with the rain clouds and the bees appear to pollinate and bring honey. The Hopi people depend on Momo to help with many plants the Hopi use and honey is a rare and sweet treat. Check out Momo and many other artwork on our website. www.fourthworlddesign.com
April’s Mini Canvas of the Month is the HummingBirds. Although Hopi is a desert area, we are a migration path for many birds. It was not unusual to see ducks, waterbirds and hummingbirds. Check out www.FourthWorldDesign.com for details.
Our new Mini Canvas of Month, Coyote - Iisaw. Coyote is a popular subject of stories for many indigenous nations of the southwest. For the Hopi, he is part of children’s stories in which his adventures often end badly as he is gullible, selfishness, and other “non-Hopi” traits to amuse and remind the children of living a proper life. In real life, coyotes is intelligent, social, adaptable animals. Can you find the rabbit, coyote is searching for?