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Mother Earth Turtle Indigenous Spirit Rattle – Large Ceremonial Rattle

Regular price $219.95 CAD
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It accompanies your space. The energy of the turtle draws those who move forward with awareness.

✔️ A popular choice for its simplicity and authenticity

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Spirit of the Object

The rattle is a traditional instrument used to accompany songs, ceremonies, and moments of meditation and contemplation. Its regular rhythm invites you to slow down, recenter yourself, and set an intention with presence.

The Mother Earth Turtle evokes stability, patience, and balance. Its sound reminds us that the most beautiful paths are walked with constancy, respecting oneself, others, and nature. Each movement becomes an invitation to find calm and walk in harmony with all living things.

Symbolism

The Turtle is a symbol deeply rooted in several Indigenous traditions. It represents Mother Earth, longevity, wisdom, protection, and perseverance. It teaches that it is better to move forward patiently on solid ground rather than rushing.

The white feathers evoke peace, serenity, and purity of intentions, while the green beads recall the connection with nature, renewal, and life. The natural materials that make up this rattle honor respect for the land and living beings.

Materials

  • Genuine moose leather
  • Driftwood from Piekuakami
  • Natural white wolf fur
  • Natural feathers
  • Leather straps
  • Entirely handcrafted in Quebec
  • Original creation by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, certified Indigenous artisan (Ilnu Nation of Mashteuiatsh)

Creation handcrafted by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, Ilnu artisan.

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