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HUPA SHAMAN, c1923. An Athabaskan Hupa Native American female shaman from northwestern California

HUPA SHAMAN, c1923. An Athabaskan Hupa Native American female shaman from northwestern California


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HUPA SHAMAN, c1923. An Athabaskan Hupa Native American female shaman from northwestern California

HUPA SHAMAN, c1923.
An Athabaskan Hupa Native American female shaman from northwestern California, wearing shell headbands and holding up two baskets. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, c1923

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1923 Basket California Craft Curtis Edward Headband Holding Hupa Native American Necklace Shaman Shell Traditional Athabaskan Unidentified


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This photograph, titled "HUPA SHAMAN, c1923" captures the essence of an Athabaskan Hupa Native American female shaman from northwestern California. The image was skillfully captured by renowned photographer Edward S. Curtis in 1923. In this portrait, the unidentified woman exudes a sense of wisdom and strength as she gazes directly into the camera lens. Adorned with shell headbands and a striking necklace, her traditional attire reflects her cultural heritage and spiritual role within her community. The shaman's hands delicately hold up two beautifully crafted baskets, showcasing her mastery in indigenous craftmanship. These baskets not only serve as functional objects but also symbolize the rich artistic traditions passed down through generations. Curtis' impeccable attention to detail brings out every intricate pattern on the woman's clothing and accessories. His ability to capture raw emotions is evident in this powerful portrayal of a female shaman who holds immense significance within her tribe. This historical photograph offers us a glimpse into early 20th-century Native American culture while honoring the resilience and spirituality of its subjects. It serves as a testament to both Curtis' talent as a photographer and his dedication to preserving Indigenous cultures for future generations to appreciate.

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