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 This striking octagonal labyrinth design is a woodblock-style                 variation of the St. Quentin Pavement Maze. The maze is hand silk                 screened using non-toxic ink, with a hand painted rainbow background.                 Follow the black stones to the hand print at center, symbolizing                 our Earth-tribe Unity. The border of evenly balanced male-female                 energy further illustrates our vision for the new millennium.
 
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 In this petroglyph-inspired design, the lizards are emerging from                 the spiral, the doorway through which they are born out of Mother                 Earth
 
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 A symbol of fertility and joy, kokopelli's image abounds on pottery                 and rock art throughout the Southwest and Northern Mexico.
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 From Nine-Mile Canyon in Utah, this ancient panel depicts a shaman                 and shield figure, an ambushing warrior and various quadrupeds.
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 Symbolizing strength and protection, the bear is found on shields                 and tipis throughout the Great Plains tribes.
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 This petroglyph-inspired design shows a native woman dancing joyfully.                 Her dance honors the buffalo, once a source of sustenance for                 Native American People.
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