Pendants have been traditionally used as amulets for the purpose of protection.
Protecting the wearer in mind, body, and spirit from the forces of nature, and the unseen forces of the supernatural world.
Traditional Native Indian designs from old Coast Salish legends and traditions that have been past down from generation to generation. Old Native Indian legends that have been transformed into precious metals, and forged with the traditional spirituality, culturalbeliefs, and the direct ancestry of the Native Indian Coast Salish People.
Eagle Pendant
Eagle Pendant
Eagle Earrings
Hummingbird Earrings
Trade Bead Moon pendant
Mastadon Ivory Eagle Pendant
Full Moon Pendant
Repousse Frog Pendant
Indian Orca Earrings
Small 14 Karat Gold Eagle Pendant
14 Karat Gold Killer Whale Pendant
Sterling Silver Butterfly Pendant
This is an historical Salish Carving. The Artist name is lost in the passage of time.
Coast Salish spindle whorl: Many Salish spindle whorls have sophisticated and powerful carved designs -- human, animal and geometric. The whorl was placed on a wooden spindle to add the weight needed to maintain the spinning motion, and to prevent the wool from falling off the rod as it was being spun. As the whorl turned, the designs would blur together, mesmerizing the spinner. This trance state was considered vital: it gave the spinner the ability to create textiles imbued with special powers.
