GREAT SEAL OF THE NAVAJO NATION PIN

The Navajo Tribal Council officially adopted the Great Seal of the Navajo Tribe in 1952. This Native American Tribal seal was designed by John Claw, Jr. from Many Farms, AZ. The Great Seal has fifty projectile points or arrowheads symbolizing the Navajo Nation's protection within the fifty states. The three concentric lines represent the sovereignty of the Navajo Nation, while the opening at the top indicates that Navajo sovereignty will never close. The yellow sun shines from the east, where the Navajo believe everything begins, onto four sacred mountains shown in four ceremonial colors: Blanca Peak in white to the east, Mount Taylor in blue to the south, San Francisco Peak in yellow to the west, and Hesperus Mountain in black to the north. The two cornstalks with pollen symbolize the sustaining of Navajo life, while the horse, cow, and sheep depict Navajo livestock and the source of Navajo wealth. This well crafted Navajo Nation pin is approx 1 inch . Buy this pin to embrace this native tribal nation. This very attractive Navajo seal pin is a cloisonné type pin that has a silver tone plating with one nail, a military/butterfly style clutch and is individually poly bagged. This historical pin can be used as a display pin, lapel pin, hat pin, cap pin, etc. Customize hats, bags, backpacks, shoes. jackets and clothing with our pintreasures. So do something imaginative with these Pins for the Collector and Just for Fun!!! This cute pin is shipped via the USPS in a bubble mailer with Tracking and Delivery Confirmation.