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TURQUOISE 2020
TURQUOISE CRYSTAL PAINTINGS SERIES
This painting was inspired by the Native Americans Legend and myths on Turquoise. It is believed that it is the Stone of Life, The Navajo strongly associate with it and speak of the Goddess Estsanatlehi, (or changing woman), because of the change of its colours, adorned with turquoise. The myth says that when it rains after a long drought, human tears seep into the earth and form turquoise. It is associated to water with its color
Christine Haas Visionary Artist
4 weeks agoAMAZING LOVE IT, BEAUTIFUL CHRISTINE
Christine Haas Visionary Artist
on September 27, 2020Turquoise the protection stone, the shaman stone. It represents status, power and luxury, it is very important to the Navajo people. Brought into battles, it brings protection. Put into baskets, it brings good fortune, hang on ceilings it protects against evil. Dream catchers had turquoises on it to protect children in their sleeps.
Turquoise is used in many Spiritual ceremonies, and worn with dresses and headdresses honoring the Goddess. Other tribes attribute its healing (Pima people) capacity and the Apaches relate it to the rain.