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Moon
Bracelet with Two Eagles
This is a 1 1/4"
Locking Bracelet
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Jumping
Whale with Thunderbird
This piece reflects the
hunted Whale oblivious to the ever powerful hunter, the Thunderbird.
Shown here is a typical 2 1/2" inch tapered bracelet.
Tapering the bracelet is typically done for large bracelets
like this one. This is to provide a more comfortable fit on
the wrist. Note the quality of the cross hatching that brings
out the design.
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Eagle Moon and Salmon
Bracelet
shown here is a 1"
locking bracelet
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Swimming
Whale , Eagle with the Sun
Featured in the center of
this bracelet is the Sun. Typically the design of Sun and
Moon is similar as they are considered the brothers of light.
However, one striking difference can be seen in the rays streaming
out of the Sun as opposed to the closed circle of the moon
indicating that its light is not as bright.
Shown here is a 1" Locking Bracelet.
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Raven
and Moon
This design depicts the mischievous Raven
once again going after his most sought after prize, the moon.
Notice how this Moon design has the closed ring around the
design. This is also indicative of a full moon.
Featured here are the 3/4" versions of this design.
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Raven
and Sun Bracelet
This is the 1" version of the raven
and the moon
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Raven and Moon
This is a good example of a 1/2" width
bracelet. Notice that there are the basic elements of a face
on the moon on the bracelet including chin, mouth , eyes ,and
eyebrows.
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Hummingbird
The bringer of good luck, joy and
abundance is shown here in two forms. On the left and right
is the 1/4" locking style which has two hummingbirds
competing for a flower. The Bracelet on the bottom centre
shows the 3/4" open bracelet with one humming bird feeding
on a flower. The diamond in the eye of the hummingbird is
an extra feature that can be added separately.
(prices with a diamond set are subject to size and grade of
diamond)
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Thunderbird
The chief of all the supernatural guardians.
Thunderbird is primarily denoted by the circular tuft in the
back of the head. Traditionally this tuft was believed to
be the source of his supernatural power. The supernatural
aspects of Thunderbird's power dealt primarily with the ability
to manipulate the weather patterns, such as the making of
storms which is something that T-bird did quite often. It
was believed that Thunderbird was so large that the only creature
on earth that could stem his appetite was the whale.
Shown here are the 5/16ths Locking Bracelet.
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Thunderbird
Shown on the left is a 1/4" Locking Bracelet |
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Eagle
and Whale (Orca)
It is believed by our native people that
the Eagle watches out for humans from the sky and the Orca
does the same when humans are out on the ocean. Our people
knew that the animals, in their own way, will tell of their
surroundings if one just watches them closely enough. These
are two pictures at two different angles of a 5/16"
bracelet
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Double
Eagle
Here is the majestic eagle in-flight. What
is noticeable is how the eagle has his mouth open singing
a powerful screech to all that would hear.
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Two Dolphins
facing each other
1/4" bracelet shown
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Two Orcas
facing each other
A common design among our native people
is to have the two profiles of an animal in one design, an
indicator of this is if there is no gap between the two designs.
If there is a gap it usually means that two of the same creature
facing each other on a 1/4" bracelet is being shown.
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