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Product name: Silver Tear Drop Hoop Earrings - Hummingbird
Artist name: Nancy Dawson
Product price $CAD: 84.95
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SKU code: SEAGLE010HBProduct size (cms): 2x3.5
Product size (approx inch): 1x1.5
Shipping weight (kgs): 0.24
Sold: Yes (Please contact us for alternatives)
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- First Nation
- Silver
Sterling silver earrings from Nancy Dawson of West Coast artists Silver Eagles Studio.
The design on these earrings is the Hummingbird.
The First Nations believe that the hummingbird represents love, life and laughter. When it appears, during troubled times, joy will soon follow.
The design on these earrings is the Hummingbird.
The First Nations believe that the hummingbird represents love, life and laughter. When it appears, during troubled times, joy will soon follow.
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Nancy, of Sea Eagles Studio, was born in Alert Bay on Vancouver Island in September 1954. Her mother Catherine Beans was from the Mamaleleqala-qwa-enox First Nation on Village Island and her father Don Gesinghaus, was of German decent.
Nancy credits her family for her success as an artist. Her father was a talented wood and metalworker who fashioned intricate wooden railings that both fascinated and inspired Nancy. Her Mother raised Nancy in the potlatch circle which contributed greatly to Nancys sound understanding of her culture.
However, it was through Nancys efforts to develop her sons interest and understanding of Kwaguitl art that she became inspired to begin designing. The invitation to reproduce her designs in red and yellow cedar could not, and would not be ignored. Nancy has been carving poles and masks since 1980, being invited to participate in the carving of the worlds largest totem pole which graces the 1994 Commonwealth Games in Victoria, BC.
Nancy expanded her portfolio in 1990 to include designing and producing gold and silver jewelry.
Information on Nancy Dawson
Show artist information as downloadable fileNancy, of Sea Eagles Studio, was born in Alert Bay on Vancouver Island in September 1954. Her mother Catherine Beans was from the Mamaleleqala-qwa-enox First Nation on Village Island and her father Don Gesinghaus, was of German decent.
Nancy credits her family for her success as an artist. Her father was a talented wood and metalworker who fashioned intricate wooden railings that both fascinated and inspired Nancy. Her Mother raised Nancy in the potlatch circle which contributed greatly to Nancys sound understanding of her culture.
However, it was through Nancys efforts to develop her sons interest and understanding of Kwaguitl art that she became inspired to begin designing. The invitation to reproduce her designs in red and yellow cedar could not, and would not be ignored. Nancy has been carving poles and masks since 1980, being invited to participate in the carving of the worlds largest totem pole which graces the 1994 Commonwealth Games in Victoria, BC.
Nancy expanded her portfolio in 1990 to include designing and producing gold and silver jewelry.
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