Navajo Made Handpainted Clay Ornaments- Buffalo Stripe (Ayaaní) 6 PACK

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Name: Navajo Made Handpainted Clay Ornaments- Buffalo Stripe (Ayaaní) 6 PACK
SKU: 829387072447
Price: 180 USD
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Creating an environment of Hózhó in every home this holiday and heirloom for future years.

High Quality Handfired Clay Pottery ornaments, handpainted in vivid shades of the southwest by Diné artist Emily Jacket and her daughter Shanito Blackhorse.

Vivid Ombre stripe inspired by spirit the of Buffalo (Ayaaní).

Buffalo (Ayaaní)- When life’s feels like there is something missing in your heart or spirit, relative Buffalo, will help stay and keep calm as the world around transitions into its course. When feeling like there is no actual plan and there is something bigger than you about to help. The healing, the strength and the consistency of power that Buffalo have in their lives will bring you the push that you are praying or wishing that you had in your life.

Artists: Emily Yanito Jacket ( łááh’chíí’íí (Mothers clan), (Tó’díí’chííníí(Fathers Clan) and Shanito Blackhorse (łááh’chíí’íí (Mothers Clan) (Kin’łiih’chííní(Father Clan).