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SPIRIT DREAM CATCHER
Ojibwe legend speaks to us of the dream catcher. Like a spider spins a web for life, a dream catcher is handcrafted with prayer and good thoughts. Legend says that bad spirit dreams will get caught in the web and held fast and then disappear as the dew evaporates in the morning. However, the good spirit dreams and visions will find their way to the center spirit hole and will float down the sacred spirit feathers to bless the sleeping one with trouble free dreams.
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STORYTELLER-DREAM CATCHER
Traditionally, storytellers are the member of a tribe that carried the oral history of the tribe. Storytellers share their life’s lessons and experiences with others through their telling of “stories”. The dream catcher filters out bad thoughts and allows good thoughts, beliefs, and lessons to pass through to the individual. The storyteller uses these thoughts when sharing life’s lessons with others. This storyteller-dream catcher was crafted with presenters, educators, and teachers in mind; for they are the future of the traditional storyteller |
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SUN FACE
The mask of this doll represents the round face of the sun. He is said to represent the spirit of the “sun god”.
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TURQUOISE
One of the gemstones that bridges all cultures, turquoise is found from east to west, from the far east to the southwest united states. It has been prized by every culture including those of egypt, persia, tibet, as well as the aztecs and incas of south america. The indian priests wore it in ceremonies when calling upon the great spirit of the sky. |
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TURTLE (TORTOISE)
During the great flood, when all the land was covered in water, the animals had no place to go. It was the tortoise that allowed the animals to climb onto it’s back for safety. A maiden came down from the sky to help the animals. She asked the water animals to swim to the bottom and find mud. The muskrat returned with mud, which the maiden spread around the tortoise’s back. She continued spreading the mud around and around the tortoises back, making the land grow and grow until all the animals, including man, were safe. For his selflessness the tortoise was given the ability to live on the land and in the water, along with it’s own island - turtle island. It is said that the land the indian maiden made is what is called north america, including part of central america. |
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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. |