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Hopi Tableta Item Type_New Weaving led the emergence of the

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led the emergence of the Hopi people into this world

He considered corn to be his “life’s work” (jewelry was his “hobby”)

20” Height

Justin Benally is the son of Navajo silversmith

Hopi Tableta Item Type_New Weaving led the emergence of theHopi painted wood tableta headdress featuring a rainbow arch with five colorful corn motifs symbolizing the sacred Hopi varieties: purple, blue, white, red, and yellow. These colors represent the four cardinal directions and the spiritual balance of Hopi life. Geometric stepped patterns at the corners represent rain clouds, while cut out butterflies represent beauty and transformation. Tabletas like this are traditionally worn by young Hopi girls

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