Blue Bear Dream Catcher & Kokopelli & Morning Star Pendants Necklaces

• We would be delighted to post you one of each: Dreamcatcher Bear, Kokopelli Heart and Morning Star with Animals Pendants & Necklaces from our stock
• The Pendants are all made from lead-free, nickel-free Pewter with blue enamel colours
• Pendant 1: Blue Bear Dreamcatcher - measures approx: 27mm x 54mm (1inch x 2"+1/8inch) including the bale
• Pendant 2: Kokopelli Heart - measures approx: 24mm x 24mm (1inch x 1inch)
• Pendant 3: Morning Star with Sacred Animals - measures approx: 28mm x 30mm (1" + 1/8inch) including the bale
• The design is on the front of each Pendant only, the back is plain
• Each Pendant includes a black cotton cord Necklace with sliding knots which adjusts from approximately 36cm to 73cm (14" to 28.5")
• Each Necklace is presented on a Native American themed card backer with a plastic sleeve
• The items are not made by Native Americans
• Your Necklaces will arrive with you protectively wrapped and in an eco-friendly bubble wrap envelope

When decorating Jewellery, the Native Americans use animal symbols (or totems) to represent certain qualities, which they can then carry around with them. Symbols such as the Bear (strength & leadership), Buffalo (sacredness, a provider of good things), and Eagle (protector, carrier of prayers & visions) are often used. Beaver teaches us how to work flexibly and creatively and accomplish tasks as part of a team, without giving up at the first obstacle - be an "eager Beaver" or a "busy Beaver". Thunderbird is said to be related to the Great Spirit, and provides protection for humans by fighting off evil spirits. Feathers are symbol of prayers and sources of ideas or marks of honour.

The Morning Star has three Feathers engraved into each of its points, with the Sun depicted at the centre.

KOKOPELLI is the fertility God, usually associated with Childbirth and Agriculture, but has come to be the symbol for all life, whether it is crops, hopes, dreams or love.  Kokopelli is depicted as a hump-backed flute player, but the "hump" is a sack of seeds which he distributed to the animals whilst on his travels. He played his flute upon entering a village to alert the young women that he was nearby! Kokopelli is the Spirit of Music, and a trickster God.

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