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沙画是流行于北美西南部的印第安人、特别是纳凡霍族和普埃布各族中一种极其原始的绘画形式。它的出现不是为了审美,而是用于治病,北美印第安人认为,人之所以有病,三灾六难,是由于冒犯神灵,恶魔缠身的结果。唯一解救之方,就是设沙画普唱赞歌以取悦于神灵。抑制邪恶。他们相信神灵喜欢看画,特别喜爱求神者将喜闻乐见的事物用高度技巧描绘出来,并再现为沙画。
Sand painting is an Indo-native popular in southwestern North America, especially an extremely primitive painting of the Navajo and Pueblo tribes. It is not for aesthetic purposes, but for healing. North American Indians believe that the reason why people are sick and crashed out of their way is the result of offensive demonism and evil deeds. The only way to save is to set up a sand painting praising songs to please God. Suppress evil. They believe that the gods love to see the paintings, and especially love to ask the gods to paint the things they love and see with a high degree of skill and to reproduce them as sand paintings.