The bear is the protector and symoblizes physical strength and leadership. The paw is a symbol of direction and power.

Directional Protector (West)

The bear is the protector and symoblizes physical strength and leadership. The paw is a symbol of direction and power.

The Medicine Wheel is representative of American Indian Spirituality. The Medicine Wheel symbolizes the individual journey we each must take to find our own path. Within the Medicine Wheel are The Four Cardinal Directions and the Four Sacred Colors. The Circle represents the Circle of Life and the Center of the Circle, the Eternal Fire

The heartline running through the center of the bear signifies the spiritual breath of the animal and symbolizes health, long life, and good luck.

On the front is a counter - clockwise (widdershins) spiral to deflect any negative energy in or around you.  The 4 marks are the cardinal directions. On the back is a clockwise ( deosil ) spiral, bringing in positive energies. 

This should be worn with the 4 directions and counter clockwise spiral facing out.

Mark has given several of these pendants away, and people have reported back that they can feel the warmth radiate from the pendant and that they vibrate with energy.

 Hand Carved in Turquoise

On the front is a counter - clockwise (widdershins) spiral to deflect any negative energy in or around you.  The 4 marks are the cardinal directions. On the back is a clockwise ( deosil ) spiral, bringing in positive energies. 

This should be worn with the 4 directions and counter clockwise spiral facing out.

each piece is signed

Found in petroglyphs across southwestern America, Kokopelli appears as a hunch-backed man playing a flute. He sybolizes fertility, both in people and the rains that bring growth to the crops, the male principal,  and the concept of the significance of protecting seeds.  Usually depicted as old, bent under his heavy load, he visits various communities, impregnating the young women drawn to the tones of his flute playing.

Celebrated among the Zuni, the Pueblo, the Hopi and the ancient Anasazi, he brings happiness and harmony to their homes. The magic from his flute was thought to stimulate creativity and help good dreams come true, and the gifts in his sack bring joy and abundance.