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2-inch Indigenous medicine wheel - Light of the four directions

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A symbol of balance, connection, and respect for the cycles of life. 🪶

This Indigenous medicine wheel is handcrafted entirely from genuine moose leather, glass beads, and natural white feathers. Its 2-inch circle incorporates the four colors of the medicine wheel in a delicate creation that can be hung in a personal space, near a place of reflection, or simply wherever you wish to keep this symbol close.

The medicine wheel appears in various forms across many Indigenous traditions. While its teachings and significance may vary by Nation, it notably evokes balance, the four directions, the cycles of life, and our relationship with the world around us.

The moose leather provides this creation with an additional connection to the boreal forest and the natural materials used in our craftsmanship.

Each piece is handmade by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, an Ilnu artisan from Mashteuiatsh, making every wheel slightly different and unique.

Details

  • Circle diameter: 2 inches
  • Genuine moose leather
  • Glass beads
  • Natural feathers
  • Handcrafted
  • Handmade in Quebec
  • Each piece may show slight variations
  • Free shipping

A meaningful creation

More than just a decorative object, this small wheel can find its place in any space where you wish to remember to slow down, regain your balance, and stay connected to what matters most.

Creation handcrafted by Dave Verreault-Thisselmagan, Ilnu artisan.

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