MC47 Mini Canvas Print Gerald Dawavendewa (Hopi & Cherokee) Momo flutters among flowers gathering pollen. Above the rain clouds, bees and butterflies symbolized as flowers announce the coming moisture. Among the blossoms are petroglyphs depicting bee migration and rain clouds. During the monsoon season, rain brings flowers which bees gather to. Bees pollinate not only plants that the Hopi people depend on, but they also provide honey. Mini Canvas print 6 inches square (15.24 cm square) Print uses fade and water-resistant ink. Like any artwork, please keep it out of direct sunlight. Print image wraps around the edges over a wood frame with a sawtooth hanger.  A clear resealable envelope with a hanging tab protects the print. Card on backside includes: A description of the print. A biography of the artist. Information about the indigenous culture.