PC48
Matted artwork print
Gerald Dawavendewa (Hopi & Cherokee)
Summary:
A Hopi maiden symbolizing the past and future of her people prays for blessings for all life upon this world. She wears her hair in a unique style named poli’ini or butterfly whorl. This hairdo represents the wings of a butterfly and like herself, the ability to give life. She wears an older style dress or manta with a dot pattern symbolizing soon’at, the living spore in the heart of the corn kernel.
- Matted prints measure 11 by 14 inches (27.9 by 35.5 cm) with a bevel cut mat with a backing board.
- The artwork is printed on quality acid-free photo paper using smudge, fade, and water-resistant ink.
- Print includes a description, a biography of the artist, and information on the indigenous culture artwork represents.
- Packaged in a clear resealable envelope.
- The print will fit in a standard frame. The frame in the photo shows the display possibilities and is not included.
- As in any artwork, please keep it out of direct sunlight.