Indigenous Spirit Rattle Coyote Guardian – Large Ceremonial Rattle
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The Free Spirit That Forges New Paths
Handcrafted entirely by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, a certified Indigenous artisan and member of the Ilnu Nation of Mashteuiatsh, Coyote Guardian is a large spiritual rattle inspired by intelligence, adaptability, and freedom.
Traditionally used to accompany songs, ceremonies, meditation, and moments of reflection, this rattle is a unique piece designed with carefully selected natural materials.
Spirit of the Object
The rattle accompanies songs, ceremonies, and moments of contemplation by creating a rhythm conducive to concentration and presence.
Coyote Guardian invites us to embrace change with confidence, develop our intuition, and move with flexibility in the face of life's challenges. Its rhythm reminds us that every detour can lead to a new discovery.
Symbolism
The Coyote is recognized in several Indigenous traditions as a symbol of intelligence, adaptation, curiosity, and freedom. It teaches that trials can become opportunities to learn, grow, and discover new perspectives.
Its fur evokes the connection to the wild territory, while the feathers recall the connection between the earthly world and the spiritual world. Together, they invite us to walk with confidence, humility, and respect for nature.
Materials
- Genuine deer leather
- Driftwood from the Piekuakami
- Coyote fur
- Natural rooster feathers
- Moose leather straps
- Entirely handcrafted in Quebec
- Original creation by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, certified Indigenous artisan (Ilnu Nation of Mashteuiatsh)
Dimensions
- Diameter: approximately 4 inches (10 cm)
- Length: approximately 25 to 30 cm
- Unique piece
Creation handcrafted by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, Ilnu artisan.
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