The Navajo storm blanket pattern, originating from the western reservation near Tuba City and Kayenta, Arizona, is a symbolic weaving style associated with rainstorms and the growing season, featuring a central rectangle representing the home or sacred space, with lines symbolizing lightning connecting to corner elements representing the four sacred mountains. 
 
18"x24" Original Mix media on gallery wrapped canvas
with  quartz crystal & shungite dust
ready to hang, finished edge no need for framing
 
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