Navajo Made Handpainted Clay Ornaments- Nástíí’liid (Rainbow)

Creating an environment of Hózhó in every home this holiday and heirloom for future years.

High Quality Handfired Clay Pottery ornaments, handpainted in vivid shades of the southwest by Diné artist Emily Jacket and her daughter Shanito Blackhorse.

Vivid Ombre stripe in the prismatic shades of the rainbow, inspired by the Nástíí’liid (Rainbow)

Nástíí’liid(Rainbow) – The Colorway that the nástíí’liid(rainbow) has, represents the diversity that this world has, all the relatives that we share this world with. To the highest mountain of love it curves into Father sky where natural water flows down and meets the land to nurture the land. With growth, newness, simple beauty and the one gift we should forever hold close to our hearts, mind and spirit. The language we speak to communicate through this body to the others we share this galaxy with. It is the telephone to the higher power and all living beings.

Meet Emily Yanito Jacket ( łááh’chíí’íí (Mothers clan), (Tó’díí’chííníí(Fathers Clan) and Shanito Blackhorse (łááh’chíí’íí (Mothers Clan) (Kin’łiih’chííní(Father Clan), as they paint their tire trails through the mountains from Colorado to Santa Fe, Mexico.

Joined together on the historical Canyon Road, where some of the prolific painters lay their talent and creativity for as long as we can remember. Emily and Shanito, (mother and daughter) travel through the mountains to get to the cobble stone grounds and adobe walls of 4KINSHIP Santa Fe, New Mexico. Meditating with their paint brushes prepping to lay their gentle horsehair strokes on the clay handmade ornaments that will bring the pallet of beauty to your homes during the holidays.

Dimensions 3'” Diameter Sturdy Clay Quality

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