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Ojibwa Paddle Pendant
TBP502
$100.00
MATERIAL:
- Sterling Silver
MEASUREMENTS:
- Height: 2 1/2" with bale
- Width: 3/8"
COLLECTION: Tribal Series
The traditions and culture of Native American Tribes
- The Ojibwa mostly inhabited the shores around the Five Great Lakes and their tributaries. The floral design in the pendant has been used in the Ojibwa’s traditional bead crafts. The feather is common in to all Native American tribes to express welcome, friendship, and peace- appears in all sorts of ceremonies and rituals.
* CHAIN/CORD/NECK RING SOLD SEPARATELY
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