Silver fox Indigenous talking stick – Voice of the North

The Spirit of the Object

This talking stick evokes a calm, attentive, and deeply intuitive presence.

The silver fox fur, with its shades of grey, black, and silver, gives the creation a unique visual strength. It recalls the spirit of the fox, which moves with finesse, observes before acting, and knows how to find its way even when the path is not obvious.

The ochre-yellow tones of the leather bring warmth and light to the piece, while the red, black, and white beads create a striking contrast around the natural wood. The long feathers accompany the movement of the stick and evoke words flowing freely when received with respect.

Voix du Nord was created as an object of presence and listening: a stick intended to accompany exchanges where every word deserves its place.

Symbolism

The silver fox is associated with observation, intelligence, adaptability, and intuition.

On a talking stick, its presence takes on a special meaning: it reminds us that before speaking, one must sometimes observe and listen. It also evokes the ability to choose one's words carefully and to adapt to people and situations without losing one's own direction.

The contrasts between black, white, red, and ochre reinforce this idea of balance between listening and expression, reflection and action, silence and speech.

A stick for those who wish to allow thoughtful, authentic, and respectful words to emerge.

Materials and Craftsmanship

• Genuine silver fox fur
• Natural leather in ochre-yellow tones
• Natural wood
• Natural black and white feathers
• Red, black, white, and silver glass beads
• Leather fringes
• Entirely hand-assembled

Unique creation handcrafted by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, Ilnu artisan.