Hopi Hoodies

SAND 18

SAND 2

SAND 5

SAND 10

Native American dark pattern for AZCards.

Hunting for Deer (1909) by Eanger Couse is a vintage American West artwork featuring Hopi Native American Indians hunting for deer.

Taos Girls (1916) by Walter Ufer is a vintage American West portrait artwork featuring a group of three Native American Hopi Indian women gathering in their village.

PUEBLO 11 (R)

NATIVE PRIDE 36 (SAND)

Native Hopi Potter Woman 1906, Edward S. Curtis

NATIVE PRIDE 39 (SAND)

Hopi Thunderbird design. Alchemically and symbolically speaking the Thunderbird is the Phoenix at its next stage of development. “Robert Edward Grant” From red to blue. In the Hopi’s stories the Thunderbird brought the rain. The sound of thunder is from the flapping of the Thunderbirds wings and lightning came from the Thunderbirds eyes.

Sunface Kachina, known as Tawa in Hopi, represents the warmth of the sun, shelter for the elderly, and a bright future & playfulness for the young. The sun is also essential for crop growth. The pattern around the border was inspired by Hopi pottery designs.

Trilogy of Terror is a 1975 American made-for-television anthology horror film directed by Dan Curtis and starring Karen Black.

Colorful Kokopelli painting, legendary character from Hopi indian's mythology. Graphic lines and bold colors, perfect music themed art for a hippie festival style, or for any Kokopelli and Arizona roots fan.

Vision of sacred ceremony

Hand drawn design of a hand with spiral symbol. Healing symbol illustration.

BEAR CIRCLE 1

BEAR CIRCLE 2

Evening, Pueblo of Walpi by Marion Kavanaugh Wachtel is a vintage fine art American West artwork featuring Walpi (a Hopi village in Arizona) at sunset with a Native American Indian riding a horse.