Navajo sand paintings, or dry paintings, are used in sacred ceremonies and destroyed at the ceremony's conclusion. Prototypes are passed from artist to artist and must be strictly followed because mistakes can render the ceremony ineffective. Based on this information, which of the following would describe sand, or dry, painting?

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Navajo sand painting is highly stylized and must be strictly followed to ensure that the ceremony is effective. The use of prototypes passed from artist to artist emphasizes the importance of adherence to tradition and specific style.

Navajo Sand Paintings, or Dry Paintings, Are Used in Sacred