Indigenous talking stick – guardian of sacred words - Rare piece
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It gives tangible presence to moments when words matter. The lynx evokes intuition, observation and the quiet strength of seeing beyond appearances.
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The spirit of the object
This talking stick is a handcrafted creation designed to accompany moments where speech must flow with respect, listening, and presence. In Indigenous traditions, it guides discussions in a circle, offering the person holding it a space to express themselves while others listen attentively.
Crafted from natural wood preserved in its organic form, this stick maintains a direct link to the land. The handle is wrapped in 100% genuine moose hide, hand-worked to provide a solid and authentic grip, while the fur-adorned tip brings a more instinctive and rooted presence.
Natural feathers and decorative beads add movement and flow, in connection with the words being conveyed.
Symbolism
This stick embodies a space for expression. It invites one to slow down, listen, and speak with intention.
It becomes a reference point in exchanges, allowing everyone to take their place while respecting that of others.
Materials and craftsmanship
- 100% genuine moose hide
- Natural fur
- Natural feathers
- Decorative beads
- Natural wood
- Entirely hand-assembled
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Creation handcrafted by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, Ilnu artisan.
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