Owl

In Inuit culture, birds hold deep symbolic and spiritual significance. They are often seen as messengers between the human world and the spirit world, carrying wisdom, guidance, and omens. Many Inuit stories and carvings depict birds as symbols of freedom, transformation, and survival — qualities essential to life in the Arctic. Migratory birds, in particular, are celebrated for signaling the changing seasons and the renewal of life. Ravens, owls, and loons are among the most prominent in Inuit mythology, each associated with specific traits such as intelligence, protection, and mystery.

Dimensions (Approx.)

10.5 x 7"

Artist: Joanasie Manning 

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