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Large Sword Feather & Corn Pendant
NSP030$120.00
- Descriptions
Native Samurai
(Fusion of Native American and Japanese Culture)
The design of this pendant represent the harmony of cultures; Native American heritage, the eagle feather and the corn, and Japanese traditions, the Samurai sword.The Samurai sword is symbolize the Samurai spirit.The Feather is symbols of prayers, sources of ideas or marks of honor in the Navajo Indians perspective. Corn is a sacred plant. It provides not only food, but also plays an important role in prayer. - Materials
Sterling Silver - Measurement
Height: 2 1/2" with Bale
Width: 1/4"
The chain is not included in the price.
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