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"Man in the Maze" symbol. This symbol is prominently featured in Native American art, particularly associated with the Tohono O'odham and Pima nations of Southern Arizona, as well as the Hopi tribe. Meaning and Significance: Life's Journey: The "Man in the Maze" symbolizes life's journey. The figure at the top represents a person or mankind, and the maze illustrates the path of life with its twists, turns, and choices. Knowledge and Growth: Navigating the maze involves encountering experiences and challenges that lead to knowledge, strength, and understanding. Reflection and Harmony: The center of the maze often represents a time for reflection on life's journey and a cleansing or purification before reaching a final stage. Spiritual Connection: The center of the maze can symbolize achieving one's goals, the end of physical life and passing into eternal life, or becoming one with a creator figure like I'itoi in Tohono O'odham belief. Materials: The central part of the jewelry is a carved or etched medallion with the "Man in the Maze" design.

TOHONO O'ODHAM "Man in the Maze" and Pima nations of NM

"Man in the Maze" symbol. This symbol is prominently featured in Native American art, particularly associated with the Tohono O'odham and Pima nations of Southern Arizona, as well as the Hopi tribe. Meaning and Significance: Life's Journey: The "Man in the Maze" symbolizes life's journey. The figure at the top represents a person or mankind, and the maze illustrates the path of life with its twists, turns, and choices. Knowledge and Growth: Navigating the maze involves encountering experiences and challenges that lead to knowledge, strength, and understanding. Reflection and Harmony: The center of the maze often represents a time for reflection on life's journey and a cleansing or purification before reaching a final stage. Spiritual Connection: The center of the maze can symbolize achieving one's goals, the end of physical life and passing into eternal life, or becoming one with a creator figure like I'itoi in Tohono O'odham belief. Materials: The central part of the jewelry is a carved or etched medallion with the "Man in the Maze" design.

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