Octopus Bracelet
The octopus is considered auspicious and a symbol of great wealth amongst the Northwest Coast peoples. This Octopus Bracelet is designed by Andrew Williams. The Octopus is about ¾ inches wide. The bracelet comes in two sizes. The Small bracelet has a devolved length of 7 inches and a gap of about 1⅛ inches, weighing 37 grams. The Large bracelet has a devolved length of 8 inches and a gap of about 1⅜ inches, weighing 49 grams. Made of a pewter alloy with a touch of silver. Made in Canada.
The octopus is considered auspicious and a symbol of great wealth amongst the Northwest Coast peoples. This Octopus Bracelet is designed by Andrew Williams. The Octopus is about ¾ inches wide. The bracelet comes in two sizes. The Small bracelet has a devolved length of 7 inches and a gap of about 1⅛ inches, weighing 37 grams. The Large bracelet has a devolved length of 8 inches and a gap of about 1⅜ inches, weighing 49 grams. Made of a pewter alloy with a touch of silver. Made in Canada.
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Andrew Williams
Born in 1964 in Haida Gwaii, Andrew Williams is a carver and graphic designer. He is part of the Raven clan in the Old Masset on Haida Gwaii. His work is a blend of traditional and contemporary art and shows his passion for his Haida Ancestry and the "old stories".
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Octopus
The octopus, also called the devilfish, is important to the Northwest Coast peoples. Known as a clever trickster, the octopus is considered auspicious, a symbol of wealth and is a crest of the Tsimshian Eagle clan. In Kwakiutl legends, the octopus is the guardian of the undersea village of Kumugwe, chief of the undersea world.
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Pewter/Silver Jewelry
This pendant is made from an alloy of pewter with just a touch of silver. The pewter is lighter than sterling silver, resulting in a light weight that is comfortable to wear. The touch of silver adds luster. The jewelry is made in Canada by Boma.
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