Thunderbird Spindle Whorl & Salish Weave Bracelet Ring

Thunderbird Spindle Whorl & Salish Weave Bracelet RingThis Thunderbird Spindle Whorl & Salish Weave Bracelet is hand carved in sterling silver by Coast Salish artist Jody Sparrow. The bracelet design features a traditional Salish Spindle Whorl with two Thunderbirds inside, as well as a carving style that resembles traditional Coast Salish cedar bark weavings. The Thunderbird Symbol represents power, protection, and strength. He is often seen as the most powerful of all spirits and can also transform into

I raise my drum up to sing a song of thanks for this day and for all the days to come

in a variety of shapes

This original carving represents one of his earlier pieces

The Sculpin is closely associated with Komokwa

This is a hand-carved and painted red cedar Hummingbird Paddle by Trevor Hunt from the Kwakwaka'wakw Nation

The Light is made of inlays of abalone and 14 karat gold

Lionel Samuels

The mask including the cedar bark measures approximately 11 inches or 28 centimeters wide

Lola may give the appearance of African culture but its up to the audience in how you see her beauty

The female deposits eggs which are fertilized by her mate

40 inches or 101 1/2 centimeters high

In this poem he talks about love and how at times one must be the sunshine to guide the other out of darkness