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Polimana (Butterfly Girl) art-code-DR 04.925M.11 It was a visit to25"H x9. 5"W x 8. 5"D Edition of 75 "Polimana" translates as Butterfly Girl in Hopi. A young girl initiated in the Hopi way wears her hair in the traditional style of a Butterfly Whorl. This style of hair shows her availability for marriage. The whorls represent butterfly wings. The butterfly is celebrated for its beauty and its contribution in pollinating plant life. The pollen eaters signify rain and the abundance of the coming crops that we depend