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<p>[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 9514939, member: 2844"]Whit, I think komo's tone stems from his love of and passion for Native American art and culture, and his long fight against things being passed off as Native that aren't.</p><p>I know you weren't trying to do that, you were just wondering. But your question implied that you thought them worthy of the same attention NA items deserve.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don't mean to escalate the tone of this thread, but this is worth considering too:</p><p>I think it is better for the tone of the forum if we don't use a German term with a negative connotation for an item if there are more appropriate names. In this case it is an ancient sun symbol that is known by several other names. Ruth used one, 'whirling log', often used when referring to the sun symbol in NA art. (Thank you Ruth.) Others are swastika and fylfot.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 9514939, member: 2844"]Whit, I think komo's tone stems from his love of and passion for Native American art and culture, and his long fight against things being passed off as Native that aren't. I know you weren't trying to do that, you were just wondering. But your question implied that you thought them worthy of the same attention NA items deserve. I don't mean to escalate the tone of this thread, but this is worth considering too: I think it is better for the tone of the forum if we don't use a German term with a negative connotation for an item if there are more appropriate names. In this case it is an ancient sun symbol that is known by several other names. Ruth used one, 'whirling log', often used when referring to the sun symbol in NA art. (Thank you Ruth.) Others are swastika and fylfot.[/QUOTE]
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