Sapling & Flint
10kt gold Deer pendant
$350
During the foundation of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, the first Clanmother, Tsikónsase, used the antlers of a buck to “crown” the first Confederacy Chiefs to represent them as Leaders; the symbolism is that they are prepared to lay down their lives for their People as a buck would for the doe & his children. To this day, a Condoled Chief is identified by the antlers protruding from his Kahstówa (headdress). The deer is also a clan among the Haudenosaunee people.
ABOUT THE PRODUCT: The pendant is 2gm of solid 10kt gold (before weight of matching 10kt gold 20 inch wheat chain) and is 1.5 inches in length.
GOLD PRODUCTS ARE MADE TO ORDER. If your purchase is time-sensitive, please allot time for us to create your unique piece.
