Proudly displaying symbols representing six Native American tribes and nations throughout North America, this long banner is a great expression of respect and reverence for the tribes and people that first dwelled in North America.

The symbols included are:

• The Medicine Wheel, from the Midwest Native American Lakota. It represents and honors the four cardinal directions and the circle of life on earth.
  
• The Sun Zia, from the Zia Pueblo in the Southwest. It is a symbol of the sun which in turn indicates the four cardinal directions and the circle of life on earth.
  
• The Eagle, from the Ojibway in the Northeast. The Eagle is the principle messenger of the Creator, and can bring wisdom, guidance, and courage.
  
• The Orca of the Alaskan Inuit in the Northwest. The Orca is a symbol of cosmic consciousness, a bridge to other worlds, and the Keeper of Memory.
  
• The Changing Woman of the Southwest. This eternal earth Goddess of the Havaho renews her youth whenever she grows old.
  
• And the Kokopelli of the Southwest Pueblo. Known as the seed bearer and lover of the Earth Goddess, Kokopelli is a wandering hunchback who plays the flute and heals himself with his music.
  
  
  Measuring approximately 46 inches in length and 10 inches wide, this banner has been hand batiked in Bali and is made of 100% rayon.