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6” x 12” The "Hunch Back": represents a sacred pack filled with seeds and resources. Use on Sick Patients: Navajo healing practices, sandpaintings are altars created on the floor of a ceremonial hogan. An ailing patient sits inside or on the painting during the ritual. The medicine man transfers the spiritual power and balance of the Holy People (like the Yei) into the patient to restore their health, harmony, and Hózhó Guardian of Agricultural Fertility and Harvest The "hunchback" is summoned to ensure abundant harvests, agricultural growth, and the prosperity of the land. The Night Chant (Yéʼii Bi Cheii) Ceremony is a major character in the Night Chant, one of the most sacred 9-day Navajo healing rituals. To bring spiritual blessings directly to the community. Controller of the Desert Bighorn SheepIn Navajo lore, Ganaskidi is considered the supreme master, owner, and protector of game animals, specifically bighorn sheep. Bringer of Wealth & Abundance