Red Moon

Red Moon over Feathered Dawn, Jessel Miller

This began as a Buddha Head in lavender and blue. I felt it had a message and waited a week until I had completed "Deer Woman in the Moonlight." I sensed she had a partner.

You can see the quiet Buddha head whispering behind this floating Spirit. I kept wondering if I am supposed to go further with this piece and since I am not clear, I decided to be still and ASK YOU.

This image is about the fading in and out of reality, as we ride through the smoke and unknown world today.


The feather symbolizes trust, honor, strength, wisdom, power and freedom

Deer Woman in the Moonlight, Jessel Miller

"Native American culture believes in animalism. This means everything in the universe possesses souls or spirits. As well as humans, this applies to plants, animals, and other natural phenomena.

So, to Native Americans, birds are very special. When a feather falls from a bird, for many tribes it’s seen as a vessel of all the energy carried by that bird in its life.
This energy is then gifted to the appropriate recipient that is deserving of such an honor. As a feather falls at any given time, it’s distinguished as a gift from the sky bearing spiritual purpose for the recipient."