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DREAM CATCHERS
The dream catcher is as it states, a catcher of the dreams one would like to keep, while allowing others to pass through.
It allows you to catch and hold on to your dreams, and is often given to infants, children, the young, as well as the old so their dreams may come true.
The dream catcher is decorated with turquoise, silver, white bone or mother of pearl, and an arrowhead. These symbols stand for life, wealth, purity and strength.
Objects are added to the dream catcher as hopes and dreams are attained, much the same as a charm bracelet.
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EAGLE
The eagle is the keeper of the east. The eagle flys the highest of all living things and sits on the consel of animals. The eagle is the first to see the rising sun and the warmth of it’s rays. The eagle represents keen vision, new life, rapid growth and abundance. The eagle sees all, is first, is wise, and careful. The eagle soars high, long, and with no equal. He was in theory sent into the skies to produce rain.
May your eagle protect you and share its gifts with you too. Seeing is knowing.
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EAGLE FEATHER
The eagle feather is a Native American tradition that dates back to their arrival on the north american continent. The eagle feather is a symbol of strength, used to show achievement and skill; it’s also used to cleanse one’s self before prayer, and in all Native American ceremonies. Each eagle feather has to be earned and not just gathered and worn or used by an individual. This powerful symbol can be given to another and the spirit of the eagle shared. Among natives americans it is believed that ‘in the presence of an eagle feather one can only speak and see the truth’. May your eagle feather replica be as special to you as the eagle feather is to Native Americans. |
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END OF THE TRAIL
This lone figure on his weary horse is on of the most recognized symbols of the american southwest. James earle fraser created the impressive, 18 foot, bronze statue of the lone figure, where it stands in front of the oklahoma national cowboy hall of fame. The end of the trail represents what happened to the native americans who were forced to march from their ancestral homes to “the indian territories”. During the ‘long march’ many of the horses of the native americans gave out and could go no further; they reached the “end of the trail”. |
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FATHER SUN AND GRANDMOTHER MOON
In indian folklore, the sun is referred to as father sun and the moon is referred to as grandmother moon. Father sun is the giver of warmth, light and aids in the growth of all living things; his presence is strong and enlightening. Grandmother moon, who provides a soft comforting light, watches over her children and gives them love, comfort, a sense of being looked after; her wisdom she shares with all her relations - human, animal, insect, and plant. Father sun and grandmother moon together provide us with neverending care, love and comfort. |
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| Your satisfaction is guaranteed with our 7 day approval period on all of your new Enchanted Southwest Gold and Silver jewelry. During that time, if it doesn't meet your expectations, return it. We will exchange items or, if you prefer, refund your purchase price less shipping charges.
The Enchanted Southwest Gold and Silver has a LIFETIME WARRANTY against artist defects in materials and workmanship. We reserve the right to determine if the warranty is valid or void due to abuse or neglect of the product. Defective items will be repaired or replaced at our discretion. If a piece needs to be replaced and has been discontinued, you may choose a piece of equal or less value or pay the difference. All returns must be accompanied by a copy of the receipt. |