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Navajo - IV

nobody@flickr.com (Shrenik Sadalgi) — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 18:49:34 -0800

Portrait of a native American Indian Navajo woman along route 89 between Grand Canyon and Page, AZ

~ heavenly honoring her ~

nobody@flickr.com (^i^heavensdarkangel2) — Sat, 06 Nov 2010 17:33:42 -0700

"It is well to be good to women in the strength of our manhood because we must sit under their
hands at both ends of our lives." ~ He Dog, OGLALA LAKOTA

The women bring us into this life and nurture us as we grow up. When we reach our womanhood, she supports us and sings the songs to help the family grow. The Elders say we must look at the woman in a sacred way. We must realize how special her powers are in bringing forth life. The woman will bring balance to a man. The woman will help him see. It is said, behind every successful man is a supporting woman. Maybe we should examine how we are thinking about women. The Great Spirit says we should honor them. Are we respecting and honoring our women today? Grandmother, Grandfather thank you for our women. Today, let me honor them.

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a trip 2day 2 the navajo reservation where i have family that resides near the chuska mouintains, i visited with my step~brother, *arnold* who is very talented artist just like my step~dad, *arthur*...this was an oil painting of a young navajo gal...
^i^

Kachina Woman rock formation at the Vortex at Boynton Canyon Sedona Arizona

nobody@flickr.com (Al_HikesAZ) — Sat, 10 Mar 2007 19:45:31 -0800

Al_HikesAZ posted a photo:

The thumbnail chops off the top. This is best seen in Large or Original

Kachina Woman rock formation guarding the Boynton Vista vortex, Boynton Canyon, Sedona
Directions - hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=180

Navajo Woman

nobody@flickr.com (buffdawgus) — Tue, 20 Nov 2012 17:39:24 -0800

buffdawgus posted a photo:

This old Navajo woman is approaching her centennial years and has never set foot off the reservation. She lives with her extended family in a small cinder block house in a wide and dusty entrance to an ageless weathered canyon in Monument Valley, Utah. Her name is Susie Yazzie. When the tour trucks arrive with their hordes of camera-laden sight-seers one of her male family members helps her from her home across a barren patch of dirt to an old hogan where she sits behind a hand loom and weaves blankets while the tourists snap pictures and gawk at the authenticity of the surroundings. Her skin is leathered and her body is taut and sharp like an ancient cactus yet her fingers play across the loom as nimble as a concert violinist. It is an act that has numerous daily showings and I noticed that the tip jar was overflowing with bills. I tried to figure in my head what her daily take would be based on standard tour group sizes and quantity per day. It seemed substantial. Later on I chided myself for my thoughts--what a fool I was to question her honest work for her daily bread. She is quite a beautiful woman and I have a lot to learn before I can walk in her footsteps.

Plus, believe it or not she is a movie star.

You can read about this incredible woman here: www.arizonahighways.com/extras/archive/people/0211_people...

Monument Valley, Utah

Navajo - I

nobody@flickr.com (Shrenik Sadalgi) — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 18:50:17 -0800

Shrenik Sadalgi posted a photo:

A native American Indian Navajo woman along route 89 between Grand Canyon and Page, AZ

Navajo - V

nobody@flickr.com (Shrenik Sadalgi) — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 18:49:32 -0800

Shrenik Sadalgi posted a photo:

A native Navajo Indian art & craft store along route 89 between Grand Canyon and Page, AZ selling clay pots, dreamcatchers and jewelry

Navajo - II

nobody@flickr.com (Shrenik Sadalgi) — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 18:49:52 -0800

Shrenik Sadalgi posted a photo:

A native Navajo Indian art & craft store along route 89 between Grand Canyon and Page, AZ selling clay pots, dreamcatchers and jewelry

Navajo - III

nobody@flickr.com (Shrenik Sadalgi) — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 18:49:50 -0800

Shrenik Sadalgi posted a photo:

A native Navajo Indian art & craft store along route 89 between Grand Canyon and Page, AZ selling clay pots, dreamcatchers and jewelry

Staring into the sun

nobody@flickr.com (FLASHFLOOD®) — Wed, 04 May 2011 23:27:09 -0700

FLASHFLOOD® posted a photo:

Merchant

nobody@flickr.com (wdfloyd) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 20:28:09 -0800

wdfloyd posted a photo:

vendor at the Palace of the Governors