The feather symbol in ancient Hopi designs
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Authors:
- Fewkes, Jesse Walter
1850 - 1930
About this book
In an era when the Hopi people were crafting intricate ceramics, the feather symbol emerged as a powerful motif, rich in cultural significance. "The Feather Symbol in Ancient Hopi Designs" by Jesse Walter Fewkes meticulously examines how these delicate representations convey deeper meanings within Hopi society, serving as a visual language that transcends mere decoration. Fewkes highlights the feather's role in rituals and its connection to spirituality, offering insights into the artistry and beliefs of the Hopi. Ideal for students, historians, and cultural enthusiasts, this scholarly work invites readers to appreciate the complexity of indigenous artistry and its enduring legacy. Discover the profound narratives woven into each design and the cultural identity they represent.
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