Kyaaro - Parrot
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Gerald Dawavendewa (Hopi & Cherokee)
A parrot gathers berries encircled with leaves. For the Hopi, these colorful birds are friends with the sun and rainbows. The Parrot's colors invoke the sun's rays which give growth to the plants and as the rainclouds part, it is the sun who shows the rainbow, a reminder of life-giving moisture. The Pueblo people have traded these colorful birds from Mesoamerican people since 750 C.E., representing a long history of contact among native people in the Americas.
NC26
Gerald Dawavendewa (Hopi & Cherokee)
A parrot gathers berries encircled with leaves. For the Hopi, these colorful birds are friends with the sun and rainbows. The Parrot's colors invoke the sun's rays which give growth to the plants and as the rainclouds part, it is the sun who shows the rainbow, a reminder of life-giving moisture. The Pueblo people have traded these colorful birds from Mesoamerican people since 750 C.E., representing a long history of contact among native people in the Americas.
NC26
Gerald Dawavendewa (Hopi & Cherokee)
A parrot gathers berries encircled with leaves. For the Hopi, these colorful birds are friends with the sun and rainbows. The Parrot's colors invoke the sun's rays which give growth to the plants and as the rainclouds part, it is the sun who shows the rainbow, a reminder of life-giving moisture. The Pueblo people have traded these colorful birds from Mesoamerican people since 750 C.E., representing a long history of contact among native people in the Americas.
Card measures 5 by 7 inches folded (12.7 by 17.78 cm)
Blank inside for your own personal message
Printed on a heavy gloss card stock
We use smudge, fade, and water-resistant ink.
Includes a description of the artwork, information on the indigenous culture inspired by, and a biography of the artist.
Envelope and sticker included.
Packaged in a clear resealable sleeve.