Pocket Spirit Coin Token Wolf Leadership By Eric Parnell Haida Lead-free pewter

This Pocket Spirit is a little reminder to stay connected and thrive daily. Keep one in your pocket to help gently remind you of your needs, wants, and dreams. Made from lead-free pewter, each piece has Wolf artwork by Haida artist Eric Parnell on the front and an inspiring word engraved on the back. Lead-free pewter ▪️Measurements: about 25 x 20 mm ▪️Materials: Lead-free pewter ▪️Designed in Canada ▪️Manufactured in Canada ▪️Motif: Wolf ▪️Artist: Eric Parnell ▪️Affiliation: Haida In Native American culture, wolves hold spiritual significance: ▪️Wolves represent the bond between humans and nature. ▪️They teach deep respect for the natural world and its cycles. ▪️Wolves embody courage, strength, and wisdom. ▪️Different Native American tribes attribute various qualities to the wolf. "Native American Wolf Mythology Wolves figure prominently in the mythology of nearly every Native American tribe. In most Native cultures, wolves are considered medicine and are associated with courage, strength, loyalty, and success at hunting. Like bears, wolves are considered closely related to humans by many North American tribes. The origin stories of some Northwest Coast tribes, such as the Quileute and the Kwakiutl, tell of their first ancestors being transformed from wolves into men. In Shoshone mythology, Wolf plays the role of the noble Creator god, while in Anishinabe mythology, a wolf character is the brother and true best friend of the culture hero. Among the Pueblo tribes, wolves ...