Tribal Heart
Native American Life and Culture
From Tipi Ceremony to Papoose, Dancers and Sacred Places, authentic images of Native American Life and Culture
Second Mesa Dancer
A Hopi Butterfly Dancer is a symbol
of Beauty and Transformation
Grass Dancer
Taos Pueblo, New Mexico
Taos Pueblo Christmas Eve
Taos Pueblo, New Mexico
Sisters
Rita and Emma are elders from Crow country in Montana
Moonrise Under Oraibi
Second Mesa, Arizona
Grandmother’s Prayer
Manderson, South Dakota
Night Song
Arroyo Hondo, New Mexico
Traditional Dancer
Kyle, South Dakota
New Life
Taos, New Mexico
Venus of the Corn Maidens
Arroyo Hondo, New Mexico
Dancing for All Life
Santa Clara Buffalo Dancers
Stone of Life
In Times Long Ago,Every household had it’s own Metatethe Ancient Grinder of HarvestsTransforming Golden Corn and Grains into Life Force It’s also a symbol of
Ceremonial Fans
Taos, New Mexico
Breastplate
Kyle, South Dakota
Grandfather’s Corn
Sweet Corn Growing in a Taos Pueblo Field
Crow Smile
This little guy was celebrating his heritage with his family at Crow Fair, Crow Agency Montana – the tipi capital of the world.
Ladder To Light
Mesa Verde, Colorado
The Life and Adventures of Emma Russell Photographer of the Old West
And They Become Friends
Crow Rider
Crow Agency, Montana
Dancing to Remember
Dancers weave in and out of the lodges, in a blessing for the community. https://youtu.be/H_rCDW2agSY
Goodmorning
May he be in Harmony, Beauty, and Delight.
San Geronimo Church Christmas Eve
Taos Pueblo, New Mexico
Monument Valley
Straddling the Arizona-Utah state line, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, is known by the Navajo as Tse’Bii’Ndzisgaii. Natural forces of wind and water that eroded the