Google releases new "Curated Culture" pixel wallpapers for Native American Heritage Month

Google frequently releases new "Curated Culture" wallpapers for its Pixel smartphones, providing users with numerous options to personalise their devices. These wallpapers celebrate significant occasions and events from around the globe. The latest collection pays tribute to National Native American Heritage Month.

According to Google, this month’s Pixel wallpapers feature "modern 3D adaptations of traditional motifs." These artworks were created by Rico and Crystal World of Trickster Company. Google states that “the Worls' approach brings traditional designs to a modern context.”

Join us in honoring National Native American Heritage Month with artwork from Rico and Crystal Worl of Trickster Company.

Using modern 3D adaptations of traditional motifs, the Worls' approach brings traditional designs to a modern context.

Find them on Pixel 3 and newer. pic.twitter.com/57MJMzFaEy

— Made by Google (@madebygoogle) November 15, 2021

We have three new "Curated Culture" wallpapers celebrating National Native American Heritage Month: Wolf, Raven, and Raven’s Eye.

• Wolf: These strong and intelligent animals thrive in Alaska. This wolf is hanging out with the Moon & Stars.
• Raven: Raven is a trickster, a creator of many things. In Tlingit culture, Raven is present in many stories.
• Raven’s Eye: The fine line around the eye represents the infusion of culture in indigenous life. This isn’t so obvious.

The wallpapers are available in the Wallpaper & Style app on all Pixel devices, including the Pixel 3, Pixel 4, Pixel 5, and Pixel 6 series. If you would like to view the designs, you can see the preview below.

Note: These are preview images of the wallpapers and are just for demonstration purposes only. Please do not download them directly. Instead, use the designated download link below in the provided section.

Note that these wallpapers aren’t optimised for display notches or punch-hole cutouts on Pixel devices; however, they work well with Android 12's Dynamic Theming for a more cohesive experience. If you don’t own a Pixel, you can download the wallpapers for your phone from this Google Drive folder.

What do you think of the new "Curated Culture" Pixel wallpapers? Will you be using them on your device? Let us know in the comments section below. Also, be sure to check out our wallpaper coverage for more fantastic static and dynamic wallpapers for your device.