Estsanatlehi is also known as Changing Woman, TurquoiseWoman, and White Shell Woman.
The goddess of succession in Native American mythology.
The Navajo and Apache peoples recognize Estsanatlehi, which means "Self-Renewing One."
She has the ability to rejuvenate herself
anytime she starts to age.
She is a creature of the ground, a creature of darkness and
morning who creates humans out of dust and the flesh of her breasts and
nipples.
Estsanatlehi is a cyclical deity who represents the earth's
and humanity's shifting seasons.
Her emblems include hoops, rainbows, and mountains, and she
is portrayed as a beautiful Native American lady ranging in age from twelve to
eighty.