Description
Stones are very important to various contemporary Native American tribes (including Cheyenne, Zuni, and Navajo tribes). They wear turquoise for protection, ornamentation, and its energetic properties. However, many Native American reservations also feature pillars and sculptures, also known as "totems" or "vortexes." The slightly browner, orange-yellow, and light beige shades are especially valued; these are rich in quartz and iron. Besides the stone's beauty, it is also highly prized for its special energy! Although modern Americans have little appreciation for the power of gemstones, it appears that various American companies and industries (including several well-known computer brands) travel to places like Sedona with their products when introducing them and walk among the vortexes/"totems" to ensure a successful launch! We chose the name Pachamama (meaning mother of the earth) because vortex/totem stones were also used in the ancient Mayan and Aztec civilizations! Besides being a beautiful addition to your home or garden, the stone can also offer you a wealth of vortex energy!
