Native American paintings and jewelry are often made of natural materials such as sand, plant dyes, stones, seeds, and shells. They also include many bright colors and distinct symbols. The colors and symbols used in Native American art often tell a story. Many of the stories show a deep respect for animal and plant life and for the beauty of the natural world. You can sometimes nd Native American crafts and art for sale at craft fairs. Summarize the paragraph. i dk how can you 100 points

Native American Indians regard art as an element of life, not as a separate aesthetic ideal.

In indigenous societies, the arts are aspects of public life that bring dancing, poetry, and

the plastic and graphic arts together as a single function or ritual as the all-embracing

expression. Art is indispensable to ritual and ritual is the Native American Indian concept

of the whole life process. Native people see sand painting as indistinct from dancing, dancing

as indistinct from worship, and worship as indistinct from living.

Traditional Native healers or shamans draw on a vast body of symbolism passed down

through the centuries. These images are stored in the memories of traditional healers and

passed from generation to generation. Sand paintings are used to return the patient

symbolically to the source of tribal energy. Indigenous philosophy does not separate healing

from art or religion. Almost all of the healing disciplines originated from religious beliefs

and the spiritual leader's practices.

Most art authorities concede that the Southwestern sand paintings produced by the Navajo

are the intricate, complex and beautiful art-forms.

The Diné is the Navajo name for themselves and the term they use for sand painting is

'iikááh, which means a "place where the gods come and go."

Sand paintings are paintings made by sprinkling dry sands colored with natural pigments onto

a board or the ground for ceremonial purposes to heal the sick. It is believed that sand

paintings allow the patient to absorb the powers depicted in the grains of sand.

The pigment colors used by the Navajo are gathered in the surrounding desert. It is mostly

colored sandstone which is then ground to form a fine powder. The colors are mostly red,

brown, and ochre-yellow because these are the colors found in sandstone within the tribal

areas. They usually include crushed charcoal which is mixed with sand to produce the color

black. They sometimes us yellow cornmeal, pollen from plants, and crushed flowers to the

sand painting

Explanation:

so basically it describes how the Native's had jewelry and things like that, they had them for specific meanings and used them in spiritual practices. The jewelry has a deeper meaning than just wearing it because it's pretty.

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