Navajo Medicine Wheel

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Originally, medicine wheels were stone structures constructed by a large number of the tribes or nations of indigenous peoples of America for religious, ritual, healing, and teaching purposes. Medicine wheels are still "opened" or inaugurated in Native American spirituality where, by certain tribes or groups, they are referred to as "sacred hoops". There are various native words to describe the ancient forms and types of rock alignments. The most prevalent and used involves the four directions. Because each piece is handmade, the color of the painted centerpiece may vary slightly. The Navajo Medicine Wheel is 6" in diameter. Handmade by Navajo Artisans. From Made in New Mexico. Ships Next Business Day. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

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  • ​Originally, medicine wheels were stone structures constructed by a large number of the tribes or nations of indigenous peoples of America for religious, ritual, healing, and teaching purposes.
  • Medicine wheels are still "opened" or inaugurated in Native American spirituality where, by certain tribes or groups, they are referred to as "sacred hoops".
  • There are various native words to describe the ancient forms and types of rock alignments.
  • The most prevalent and used involves the four directions.
  • Because each piece is handmade, the color of the painted centerpiece may vary slightly.
  • The Navajo Medicine Wheel is 6" in diameter.
  • From Made in New Mexico Handmade by Navajo Artisans.
  • From Made in New Mexico. Ships Next Business Day. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Excellent item for my Navajo DNA

"Really nice item and very impressive quality!!"

William A. (5/5)

Interesting alternative to a dream catcher

"Needed that one last thing to make my wall complete. Perfect fit."

Susan E. (5/5)

Beautiful

"This is an incredible piece of work!"

Patricia H. (5/5)

Perfect

"Awesome"

Joseph B. (5/5)

Dreamcatcher

"This medicine dreamcatcher is so special. I collect Native made dreamcatchers from all tribes. The more unique, the better and this is a treasure! Thank you. Diana"

Diana B. (5/5)

"I love it!! The way it looks is beyond beautiful, the small little details is amazing. Great product and a very unique touch."

Anali (5/5)

Medicine Wheel

"Its perfect!"

Jeffrey P. (5/5)

Dreamcatcher

"Very well-made, Dreamcatcher well packaged and very fast post to our house. Thank you.."

giuliano m. (5/5)

"Great workmanship and fast delivery"

Shawn (5/5)

Very pleased

"These are perfect. I had one that got stolen or lost in a move. Since I bought it originally 20 years ago at a pow wow, I figured I'd never see another like it. But Navajo culture is alive! Saw these on the Internet and am so grateful! Many thanks to the maker!"

Amy S. (5/5)

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