Haida Wolf Silver Bracelet Wild Woman of the Woods

Haida Wolf Silver Bracelet Wild Woman of the WoodsThis Haida Wolf Bracelet is hand carved in sterling silver by Carmen Goertzen from the Haida Nation. The Wolf Symbol represents loyalty, strong family ties, good communication, education, understanding, and intelligence. Of all land animals, the Wolf has the strongest supernatural powers and is the most accomplished hunter. Find more information about and examples of The Wolf Northwest Coast First Nations symbol. The bracelet is 1 inch wide and a

to which a Killer Whale had kidnapped and taken her

This beautiful Raven and Frog Mask is carved in yellow cedar and accented in the traditional Haida colours of red

carved by Chris Cook from the Kwakwaka´wakw Nation

We meet strangers and friends and see people that have long since gone from our mortal world

The ring is up to 7/16 an inch or 1 1/8 centimeters wide where it overlaps

with three mother of pearl inlays on the tail fin

Heron waits patiently

I always found it fascinating how such a big city could exist so close to nature

This Orca or Killer Whale Bracelet was hand-carved in sterling silver by Kwakwaka'wakw artist Chris Cook

As it turns out

It was released in October 2007

he may have realized that he would never return to this ancient land—his presence was but a blink in the timeline of the coast