Yöngösont - Turtles

 Gerald Dawavendewa (Hopi & Cherokee) Four turtles swim along the water’s edge, surrounded by an earth line containing four flower blossoms. Fish and frogs swim below the surface of the water. For the Hopi, turtles are an important symbol of rain and a companion to the clouds. They represent an abundance of water as they are only found near rivers and streams. At Hopi turtles are often found near Hopi at Paayu - the Little Colorado River • We use 60 lb. cardstock with a gloss coating. The Interior is matte for easy writing. • Measures 5 by 7 inches when folded. • Printed with smear, fade, and water-resistant pigment ink. • Includes information on the artwork, the indigenous culture that inspired it, and a biography of the artist.