Geography/Culture: America, North: Navajo, of the South West.
Linguistic Note: Navajo Estsan, 'Divine-woman', is perhaps a general title of Goddesses.
Description: Beneficent, ever beautiful Great Goddess of earth, sky, land and natural processes; Mother of all; (according to some) She Who created people from small pieces of Her own skin; (according to others) She Who created the first human couple from a paste made of the flour and meal which She dusted from Her breasts; Saviour of earth's people; She Who brings the seasons; She Who grows old and young again as do the seasons, as does the moon; She Who changes at will from baby to Girl to Woman to Crone and back to baby again; She Who dwells in a floating turquoise palace on the western waters.
During Apache puberty rites young women gain the power of Estsan-Atlehi, Changing-Woman, a part of which is longevity.
To Whom Sacred: flowers; pollen (on which She was fed as an infant); mountain (She was found on top, or some say beneath, one); rainbow; perhaps turquoise; compass points, especially the direction west; the number 8 (Her sons took that many days to reach maturity); the number 18 (She Herself took that many days to reach maturity); white flour (which falls from Her right breast); yellow meal (which falls from Her left breast); the trail of beauty.
Male Associates: consort, Tsohanoai, the sun; twin sons, 'Killer-of-Enemies' and 'Child-of-the-Water'.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• See also Akewa, ----, of Argentina (below), for a similar concept.
• Daughter or foster Daughter of Atse-Estsan, {First-Woman}, below.
• Some say also called: Ahsonnutli, Turquoise-One, below.
• The Apache also recognize a Goddess Whose name is translated as Changing-Woman, but I have not found the Apache language form of Her name.
• Perhaps Glipsa, ----, a heroine associated with healing, is an aspect of Her.
• Her self-renewal resembles that of Polynesian Haumea, ----, Who is linked with Pele, Foundation.
• Some suggest She is equivalent to Keres: Iyatiku, The-Mother-Corn.
• Some say Daughter of Naestan, The-Woman-Horizontal, below.
• The Apache also know Her as White-Painted-Lady; I have not been able to find the Apache language form of this name.
• Aspect, or sister: Yolkaihref-Estsan, White-Shell-Woman, below.

Geography/Culture: America, North: Navajo.
Description: Divine Shehe; Turguoise Hermaphrodite; Creator of heaven and earth. Some say pure female.
To Whom Sacred: turquoise.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Some say alternate name for, some say aspect of: Estsan-Atlehi, Changing-Woman, above.

Geography/Culture: South America: Toba of Argentina.
Description: Goddess of the sun; She Who nurtures us with Her golden light and warmth, the gift of Her brilliant Being; She Who grows old and young again.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• And see Navaho Estsan-Atlehi, Changing-Woman, above, also a Goddess Who grows old and young again.
  

Geography/Culture: America, North: Navajo, of the South West.
Description: Creatress.
To Whom Sacred: the eastern sky (where She dwells).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Mother or foster Mother of Estsan-Atlehi, Changing-Woman, above.
• Perhaps also called Naestan, The-Woman-Horizontal, below.

Geography/Culture: America, North: Navajo.
Male Associate: consort, Yadilyil, The-Upper-Darkness.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Some say Mother of Estsan-Atlehi, Changing-Woman, above.
• And if She is Mother of Estsan-Atlehi, Changing-Woman, then She is probably Mother of Yolkai-Estsan, White-Shell-Woman, below.
• Perhaps also called: Atse-Estsan, {First-Woman}, (above), Who is also said to be the Mother or foster-Mother of Estan-Atlehi, Changing-Woman.

Geography/Culture: America, North: Navajo.
Description: Goddess of the moon and sea.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• She was "created" at the same time as Estsan-Atlehi, Changing-Woman, above