Celebrate an important cultural heritage site with this Navajo National Monument pin, featuring a photograph of Betatakin. This cliff dwelling was built hundreds of years ago by the ancestral Puebloans. It continues to be an important Indigenous heritage site today.
A black border frames the image of the cliff dwelling. The pin also includes the park name. This collectible comes with a rubber clutch backing so it can easily be attached to a jacket, backpack, hat, bulletin board, or anywhere you want a small reminder of this significant place. It makes a meaningful keepsake for park visitors and anyone who loves the Southwest. Add it to your collection today.
Official park pin approved by the National Park Service for Navajo National Monument
Metal butterfly clutch attachment securely affixes the pin to any fabric surface
Size: 1" x 1 1/8"
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Navajo National Monument Pin – Official Park Collectible
