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Hummingbird - Canvas Print

  • MINICAN

    • Hummingbird

    Hummingbird gathers nectar among blossoms. Among the flowering plants they care for are tobacco plant blossoms which are used in rituals to summon rain clouds to benefit all life. With the colors of the rainbow and its relationship between flowers and rain, Tootsa carries blessed prayer feathers upon him. Below the clouds are desert mesas with petroglyphs of a rain cloud and migrations spiral, representing the travels Tootsa takes across the Southwest. Runners are also inspired to be like the Hummingbird for it is known for its swiftness and endurance.

    6" square. Wrapped Canvas.

    Gerald Dawavendewa is a member of the Hopi tribe. He grew up in the village of Munqapi, located in northern Arizona. In 1994, Gerald sent an artwork depicting the Hopi cosmos aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour. He is also Author and Illustrator of the children's book "The Butterfly Dance". Gerald's work reflects the rich traditions of his Hopi & Cherokee culture.

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Roger Pitts
humming bird

this is such a delight...love it..

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Sarah Kennedy Owen
Perfect

I love the hummingbird print but I ordered many other things as well. Everything I received was perfect! I planted all of the seeds and they are doing great. The handmade artwork and glicee print (that was the hummingbird), the cards, all were superb. I am also enjoying the edibles, such as the roasted corn flour and the mesquite flour, the epazote and the Mexican oregano. Thank you so much for everything and for the very fast delivery as well! You guys are the best!

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Megan
Beautiful prints

Beautiful, I bought a hummingbird and dragonfly print for my mom. They both look so good. Mounted on a little canvas block, bright and colorful, fun to put them together as a little group.