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Cynthia
Whitehawk - Apache | ||||||||||||
A pair of golden Palomino horses grace one medicine wheel and a windswept seal brown horse adorns the other side.
Hand-carved desert Mesquite wood handle.
Turquoise cabochon in the center of each
Signed on the bottom by the artist. |
Paula says - "This incredibly beautiful work of art was entirely hand crafted, carved, wood burned, & painted. There are no is no glue-on decals, no tracings or appliqués used. "This lidded gourd is a one-of-a-kind box, designed, carved, wood burned and painted all by hand and in ceremonial spirit by Cynthia Whitehawk. This is a big thick, strong gourd making a wonderful natural box. Although made as a box to store smudge supplies, I have to admit I have several of these that I use for jewelry boxes. The lining is luxurious."
Rich
thick brown cloth lines the inside
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From Apache Artist Cynthia Whitehawk MY MISSION: We are thankful and honored to be able to respect the Spirits of the plants, animals and Mother Earths elements who give themselves and continue their life as healing tools for us. We offer these tools for Spiritual expression, to be in balance with Mother Earth and one's self. HORSE: The Horse Spirit inspires our dreams, awakens passion, carries us far and fast, and brings us close to our instinctual and authentic nature. Horse enables us to move beyond our limitations and run freely. Spirit or Medicine Horses were and are extremely helpful in guidance, healing, protection and ceremony. Horse represents wisdom, physical power and unearthly power. Horse enables healers to travel in Spirit energy, using Horse to help guide them to the answer. Horses are symbols that can express our magical side. Horses are also known as symbols of Freedom & independence. MEDICINE WHEEL - The Medicine Wheel represents American Indian Spirituality - the journey each individual must take to find his or her path. The Medicine Wheel is based on the four cardinal directions and the four sacred colors. A circle represents life; at the center of the circle is the eternal fire. |