Spider Woman

Spider Woman is a prominent figure in various Indigenous American mythologies, particularly among Navajo and Hopi cultures. She is often regarded as a creator deity, a cultural hero, or a symbol of weaving, wisdom, and life. In Navajo tradition, Spider Woman taught people how to weave and helped them find guidance and balance. She is associated with storytelling, knowledge, and protection. Her representation emphasizes interconnectedness, creativity, and the importance of community and tradition. Overall, Spider Woman embodies the weaving of life’s stories and the nurturing forces that sustain cultural and spiritual existence.