Hah-nu-nah Jones Before and After

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Color meaning:
Black: night, underworld, male, cold, disease, death

Blue: sky, water, female, clouds, lightning, moon, thunder, sadness

White: winter, death, snow

Green: plant life, earth, summer, rain

Red: wounds, sunset, thunder, blood, earth, war, day

Yellow: sunshine, day, dawn


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~WHY ARE THERE TWO HAH-NU'S I'LL TELL YOU~~~~~~~~~


Originally Hah-nu-nah being the representation of the “Native Americans” in the American territory, he had darker skin and hair tones with lighter eyes and longer hair. (see picture above)
As his people started to die and his land become smaller and courted by the settlers, Hah-nu became sick. His people started to mingle with the Settlers and change their ways.
As that happened his skin and hair started to lighten and his eyes darken. The mothers of the tribe he was with at the time, thought the change in him was due to the fact he was kept away from the sun due to his poor health.
As time when on Hah-nus health returned to normal thou this appearance stayed altered. As it is to represent the damage due to the Native Land and People, such as many Natives leavening their tribe to live in the outside and ignore their heritage and the ways of the old. He also cut his hair felling he was no long good enough to have the honor to wear his hair the same as his people.
Over the years he’s gotten a few more modern things done. As in changing his deer hide pants and traditional jewelry, for gray jeans, white button up shirt, a black vest, leather cuffs and chocker. Plus the addition of earrings both on the top of his ear and thru the lobes he also sports a set of snake bites on his lower lip. (see picture above)