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Canadian First Nations, best Hand Carved Sterling Silver Mini Rectangular Wolf Earrings, Indigenous Native Jewellery, Coast Salish

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Canadian First Nations, best Hand Carved Sterling Silver Mini Rectangular Wolf Earrings, Indigenous Native Jewellery, Coast Salish

Canadian First Nations, best Hand Carved Sterling Silver Mini Rectangular Wolf Earrings, Indigenous Native Jewellery, Coast Salish, Made to order: 4-6 weekThese mini rectangular wolf earrings are hand-carved of sterling silver.

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Product Name: Canadian First Nations, best Hand Carved Sterling Silver Mini Rectangular Wolf Earrings, Indigenous Native Jewellery, Coast Salish

Made to order: 4-6 week

These mini rectangular wolf earrings are hand-carved of sterling silver by Coast Salish artist Gilbert Pat. He has used surgical steel as the ear wires.

Each earring measures 1.50" x 0.25" including the hooks.


WOLVES SYMBOLIZE: LOYALTY, TEACHER, COOPERATION

Wolf symbolizes perseverance, intuition, loyalty, and success. The best teacher of new ideas and wisdom, Wolf shows intense loyalty balanced with independence. Wolves are proficient hunters and have always been greatly respected for their cleverness. Because they might bestow this hunting prowess on people, wolves have often been called upon as spirit helpers. Like Orca, Wolves mate for life, thus having great strength in their relationships.


Born in 1945 in Sardis, British Columbia, Gilbert is Coast Salish. He later moved to Alert Bay on Cormorant Island near the North-eastern tip of Vancouver Island. Gilbert studied carving under Lloyd Wadhams Sr. Gilbert's style of fine detailing, and craftsmanship has made his work highly sought after. Gilbert married a Kwakwaka'wakw woman from Alert Bay and they have two sons. Jeff and Jason, to whom he taught the art of jewellery carving. He and his family now live in Victoria where he works in his studio.


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Canadian First Nations, best Hand Carved Sterling Silver Mini Rectangular Wolf Earrings, Indigenous Native Jewellery, Coast Salish