Tuhavi and Koyemsi Kachina ring-size_6-75 Woven in the early 2000s

Woven in the early 2000s by Genevieve Shirley

Sterling Silver “Grandmother” Pendant with Appliqué Petroglyph Designs and set with Natural Royston Turquoise

Sterling Silver Post and Dangle Earrings with Open Hearts at the Bottom and set with Clusters of Stabilized Kingman Turquoise from Arizona

Blue Denim Levi Jacket (Size Small) with an Antique (circa 1915) Handwoven Navajo Weaving on the Front and Back

A bold central rectangle—symbolizing the Navajo hogan or sacred lake of emergence—anchors the composition

Tuhavi and Koyemsi Kachina ring-size_6-75 Woven in the early 2000sThis Blind Mudhead and Paralyzed Tuhavi Kachina by Tom Fredreicks is a powerful representation of cooperation and interdependence. In this traditional Hopi teaching, the blind Koyemsi (Mudhead) carries the paralyzed Tuhavi on his back, while the Tuhavi uses his eyes to guide and provide for them both. Together, they overcome their individual limitations, reminding the community that survival and harmony come through mutual support and unity. This