Legends & stories
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Bear
The Bear : (Representing the west)
A plantigrad like his fellow man, he looks a little...
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Corn maiden
In the Pueblo indian culture, corn is to the people the very symbol of life. The Corn Maiden...
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Coyote
In many Indian myths, the coyote plays a very important part.
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Dreamcatchers
According to legend, dreamcatchers were used by the woodland Indians. Hanging from a bedroom...
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Eagle
The sky is blue, grey, white, yellow, red, purple, black...
It is the kingdom of the...
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Feathers
For Native Americans, feathers represent a gift from the Great Spirit as well as the bird itself...
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Fetishes animals
In a time when the Zuni tribe iived from agriculture and hunting, the hunters could'nt do without...
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Kachinas
In the Hopi religion, each thing has two aspects in the world : visual and spriritual. Kachinas...
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Kokopelli
Kokopelli is a mythical character often represented as a hunchback flute player, out of the...
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Man in the maze
Long time ago, the "O'odham" people used to represent "The man in the maze" mostly on their...
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Moccasins Huron
These moccasins are hand-made by the Huron Wendeke natives. For many moons, they've reflected...
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Sand paintings
Made by the Navajo medicine men, sand paintings are usually produced at the center of the Hogan...
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The Turquoise
Since 1971, we bring you the most beautiful turquoise stones, from the pale blue "Dry Creek" to...
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Turtle
Protector of the newly borns, guiding them into the world, the tortoise is truly the bearer of the...
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Wolf
Wolves live in packs, which members come from the same parents and share the same food. Couples...
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