We'wha

We’wha, a Lhamana (Zuni Two Spirit) individual, took on both male & female tasks as a Zuni cultural ambassador and pottery and textile artist. Also a spiritual leader, We’wha endeavored to preserve the history, traditions, & knowledge of the Zuni people.

• Lightweight and premium grade 1.5 thick wood• Wire - Ready to hang.• Felt pads for wall protection.• 410g/m2 Premium Matte Canvas, with a Poly

Canvas Print - We-wha of Zuni by R. Lentz

We-wha of Zuni - RLWWZ Yoga Mat by Br Robert Lentz OFM - Fine Art America

• Thickness - 1/8 inch acrylic.• Floating Back Mount frame on the back.• Back Mount is invisible when hung giving impression your art is floating away

Metal Print - We-wha of Zuni by R. Lentz

We-wha of Zuni - RLWWZ Sticker by Br Robert Lentz OFM - Fine Art

PrideWestern - We'wha was a Zuni Indigenous person whose life mostly consisted of advocacy for her tribe and artistry in her craft. Some would refer to her as two spirit, a term

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We'Wha: The Zuni Man/Woman

LW HASTEN - In Search of the Berdache

Queer History — We'Wha was a Zuni Two-Spirit person who traveled

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Searching for We'wha – Kadist

Vignettes of vessels crafted in the Southwest (Spoken through clay) — High Country News – Know the West

We'wha - Wikipedia