The Storyteller's Mirror, a painted diagram by Zhaawano Giizhik told in the ancient Woodland Art tradition of the sacred pictographs of his Anishinaabe ancestors.
Native American inspired wedding rings, clan rings, jewelry, and writings; a unique art project by storyteller Ojibwe Anishinaabe Woodland artist Zhaawano Giizhik.
Native American inspired wedding rings, clan rings, jewelry, and writings; a unique art project by storyteller Ojibwe Anishinaabe Woodland artist Zhaawano Giizhik.
Many moons ago, oginiig, or roses, were the most numerous of all the flowers and the brilliance of their colors used to be unrivaled. So beautiful were the roses to their spirit and senses that the Anishinaabeg held roses in high regard. However, over time the sweet flowers which flourished by the myriads in a great variety of color tones became so common that the Anishinaabeg forgot to mark the brilliance of their colors...www.fisherstarcreations.com-wild-rose
Many moons ago, when the world as we know it was still young, oginiig, or roses, were the most numerous of all the flowers and the brilliance of their colors used to be unrivaled. So beautiful were the roses to their spirit and senses that the #Anishinaabeg held roses in high regard. However, over time the sweet flowers which flourished by the myriads in a great variety of color tones became so common that tayaa! the Peoples of the Anishinaabeg forgot to mark the brilliance of their…
Love Stories From The Land Of Many Lakes, Part 5 "WIINABOZHO AND THE ROSES" A teaching story told and illustrated by #Zhaawano http://zhaawanart.blogspot.nl/2016/01/love-stories-from-land-of-many-lakes.html
ZAAMINI-GIIZIS ("TOUCHES THE SUN"): yellow gold and red gold eagle tail feather post-back earrings. Tips of eagle feathers are mounted with pear-shaped red coral cabochons.
ZAAMINI-GIIZIS ("TOUCHES THE SUN"): yellow gold and red gold eagle tail feather post-back earrings. Tips of eagle feathers are mounted with pear-shaped red coral cabochons.
