Navajo Mugs

MONUMENT VALLEY UTAH ARIZONA NAVAJO TRIBAL PARK BUTTES MITTENS JOHN FORD'S POINT

Watercolor Artwork of a Native American Couple.

Native American Traditional Ethnic Tribal Geometric Navajo Motif Pattern blue #indianblanket

Native American Traditional Ethnic Tribal Geometric Navajo Motif Pattern grey

Request for a smaller patch and printed across the chest. Here you go!

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Proud Native American

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Tropical Leaf On Navajo Pattern

Spiritual Artwork of a Native American Tribe

Tribal Fox Totem Boho Summer Design. Available on a variety of products. See the coordinating pattern also available.

Aesthetic Watercolor Artwork of a Native American Tribe.

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Ethnic aztec Navajo traditional Ikat style

The Canyon de Chelly National Monument is within the boundaries of the Navajo Nation near Chinle, Arizona in the four corners region of the United States southwest and consists of many well-preserved Anasazi ruins and spectacular sheer red cliffs that rise up to 1000 feet.

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An emblem reminiscent of the trail markers on the Appalachian National Scenic Trail.

Diné Lesbians

Aztec stylized symbol/motif in a monochrome design of black and white.

Vintage brown color geometric tribal pattern

Small geometric shape patchwork pattern black and white color

Manafold Art Pattern in teal - black - Tan

Diné punk couple

In the morning we pray for a blessed morning, day and night. Our elders give us strength to make it through another day.

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Dark and Gritty PUNX sketch text

Yellow-green color ikat ethnic tribal pattern

This design was woven as a rug pattern on handloom and digitized to give a snowflake feel for christmas

On your way south on Highway 163 in Utah, as you approach the Arizona border and Monument Valley, you get to see this view. In prominence, from the left is Stagecoach, King On His Throne and Saddleback. Poking his head up between Stagecoach and King On His Throne is Big Indian. This was taken in December, 2013. It's time to go back.

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Vintage design of Canyon De Chelly.

It is 1.7 miles from the junction of US Highway 163 and Monument Valley Tribal Park Road, to the Entrance Station of Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. At times traffic can flow slowly, as the herd of motor homes and cars in front of you lumber up, one at a time, to pay their entrance fee. The eye wanders, as you wait, because the west end of that eastbound Winnebago in front of you is just not that picturesque. What catches your eye is this, the view out your left side window, of mesas, buttes and pinnacles with names like Stagecoach, Big Chief, and Eagle, among others. This scene is just a taste of what you're waiting to see, making that wait seem just a little too long.

Turtle Wall in Lower Antelope Canyon by Debra Martz And the title is because i see a turtle profile coming out of the slot canyon wall...facing right and with its mouth open. Also, notice the small "pockets" of sand in the niches on the right half of the image. Didn't get to see any sand flows; I understand those are mainly in the Upper Canyon. Perhaps I'll have another opportunity in the future to visit Page, Arizona and the Navajo Nations Lands again. If so, I would do the upper canyon and if time the lower again, also. ©Debra Martz 20180830-DSC_6667-E2t

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