Photo gallery: Hopi Festival award winners
Parrot Prayer by Bobby Silas (Photo/Kristen Hutchinson)
Originally Published: July 10, 2018 10:15 a.m.
Here are a handful of award winners.
Parrot Prayer by Bobby Silas; Warrior Mouse by Nuvadi Dawahoya; kachina Hemis Katsina is by Kevin Honyouti; Spring Rain by Joe Maktima; Under a Hopi Rainbow by Hahayi Wuati; Panqwu Duane Koyawena and Standing under a Hopi Rainbow by Jessica Lomatewama.
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