Sterling Silver Thunderbird with Killer Whale pendant by Solomon Seward

• Nation: Kwakwaka' wakw art, Kwakiutl art, native artists Vancouver Island
• Artist: Seward, Solomon
• Type: Jewelry

Gorgeous piece of First Nations Art Jewellery

LARGE Sterling Silver pendant

Thunderbird and Killer Whale, hand crafted and engraved by Indigenous Jewelry artist Solomon Seward, a member of the Kwakwaka'wakw First Nations, Kingcome Inlet.

The details in this outstanding pece of jewelry are so incredible and easy recognizable as one of Solomon's works. Truly a stunning example of superb craftsmanship

Measurements: 2 1/2" tall, 1" wide, signed and dated at the back (chain is not included)

Meaning: The Thunderbird symbolizes supernatural power and is believed to be the dominating force behind all of nature’s doings. It’s a mythical creature and only the most prestigious and powerful Chiefs are allowed to have the Thunderbird as a crest especially among the Kwagiulth, Nuu-Chah-Nulth and Coast Salish people. The killer whale is a symbol for romance and harmony as Whales mate for life. The Whale is very family oriented and known to travel in large groups, never to be alone. They symbolize great luck and happiness, community and protection. They are known to always be working together, taking care of each other and to always helping and protecting each other

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About This Artist

Solomon Seward, born on March 16, 1970 - is a accomplished and very well known and liked master of jewellery making. Solomon belongs to the Tsawataineuk band of the Kwakiutl that comes from Kingcome Inlet, just east of Vancouver Island, on...Artist bio and other available works »