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Inlay Medicine Wheel with Mystic and Spirit Eagle Feather - 2
EFP015-2-15MSSold Out
- Black Onyx
- Chinese Turquoise
- Mother of Pearl
- Sterling Silver
MESUREMENT:
- Height: 5" with bale
- Width: 1 1/2"
COLLECTION: Eagle Feather Collection
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“It was believed that the eagle could fly high enough to touch the face of God,” Ray explains. “To wear an eagle feather enabled one to capture and exercise the power of the eagle”
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Medicine Wheel:
The Medicine Wheel, sometimes known as the Sacred Hoop, has been used by generations of various Native American tribes for health and healing. It embodies the Four Directions, as well as Father Sky, Mother Earth, and Spirit Tree—all of which symbolize dimensions of health and the cycles of life.
* CHAIN/CORD SOLD SEPARATELY
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14K Gold Reversible Bear Pendant with Diamond or Turquoise eyes (Made-To-Order)
Sold Out $1,600.00
This is a Made-To-Order. Please email us at info@traceydesignsinc.com if interested. Choose the bear eye from either Diamond or Sleeping Beauty Turquoise. The price shown here is as of May 2022. It fluctuates depending on the Gold Market. We will give you the estimate before placing the order.
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Height:1” With Bale
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LINE:
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This item is made-to-order. Please contact us if interested. info@traceydesignsinc.com
The Bear has many different meanings to the Native American people. To the Navajo it has two particular meanings. The bear was thought to be a protector of children. Bears would raise children found in the wilderness as bear cubs. The other meaning of a Bear was a wild and ferocious hunter. To make mean warriors, elders feed bear claws to young boys in their food.
The both sides show "Heart Line" which runs from the mouth of the bear directly through to the heart, symbolizes that whatever is taken into the self, either from the physical or spiritual world, provides the knowledge or experience which molds the individual. What you bring into your heart, you will give back to the world.
* Chain/code sold separately
