Southwestern Indian Turquoise Arrow Feather and 50 similar items

• This Southwestern Feather Arrow Box is made of polyresin, hand painted and polished individually. • This Southwestern Feather Arrow Box measures 2.75" High, 4.25" Wide and 3.25" Deep approximately. It weighs about 1 pound. • Feathers are widely believed among North American Indians to signify the connection between The Creator, the owner of the feather, and the bird from whom the feather came. Deeply revered, the feather symbolizes high honor, power, wisdom, trust, strength, and freedom. As such, feathers are seen as gifts from the sky. Native Americans believe an arrowhead represents a symbol of protection and strength. An arrowhead also acts as a symbol of courage. • This southwestern box features a faux wood like structure with diamond vectors with turquoise diamonds. On the top, which is the lid, a horizontal piercing arrow forms a 'handle' for the box. The end of the arrow has symbolic feathers in watercolors. • Props in photos are not included with the box.