Medicine Wheel Tank Tops

Toronto's nickname "The Six" refers to the original cities of Toronto, North York, Scarborough, York, Etobicoke, and the former borough of East York. I wanted to go back even to Canada's native roots with the inclusion of the Medicine Wheel, which is also be found next to the Toronto sign at city hall. Enjoy!

Wear red in support..no more stolen sisters

Three Feathers Medicine Wheel Colours Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Three Feathers Medicine Wheel Colours Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Three Feathers Medicine Wheel Colours Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

The four stages of our life cycle - Contemplation, birth, life, death!

Powerful medicine wheel with 3 feathers on this special hamsa by Harriette Knight.

The Medicine Wheel is an important part of Native American culture. It represents the phases of life, harmony of spirit, the balance of nature

Indigenous people are idle no more!

My own take on the American Indian Movement logo

The Wheel of Time University - Show Pride in Your Field of Study!

Indigenous people are idle no more!

MEDICINE WHEEL 1 (Prints)

Medicine Wheel as a symbol of National Indigenous Peoples Day

MEDICINE WHEEL

The Wheel of Time University - Faculty Designs!

MEDICINE WHEEL 2 (Prints)

NATIVE PRIDE 2

MEDICINE WHEEL

Medicine inside us

Three Feathers Respect Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Three Feathers Respect Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Four Directions Elements Ojibwe Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Three Feathers Respect Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Introducing the Medicine Wheel Collection by artist, SaucySaytr. Powerful animal spirit totems captured by the artist's imagination for you to wear! Collect all 4 designs! Fox Spirit, Bear Spirit, Rabbit Spirit and Horse Spirit Horse Spirit is the embodiment of air and divination. Air is the element of intuition and intellect. Lightning rains down to the sound of Horse's thunderous hooves. North American folklore believed the Thunderbird was responsible for storms. Wherever it winged, it created a bridge between the heavens and the earth. Medicine men would perform smudging rituals to purify and cleanse. What message does the resplendent Horse carry into your life? Only you can decide!

Introducing the Medicine Wheel Collection by artist, SaucySaytr. Powerful animal spirit totems captured by the artist's imagination for you to wear! Collect all 4 designs! Fox Spirit, Bear Spirit, Rabbit Spirit and Horse Spirit Bear Spirit is the embodiment of earth and all life. Earth is the element of stability and grounding. Mother Bear protects her cub as they feast abundantly on nature's bounty of blackberries, known to ward off evil and remove evil spirits. Protective Mother Bear is the spirit of strength and courage. She will defend her cubs to the death. Many cultures saw her painted in the sky as the constellation, Ursa Major, or the Big Dipper. How can Mother Bear help protect you and your dreams? Only you can decide!

Introducing the Medicine Wheel Collection by artist, SaucySaytr. Powerful animal spirit totems captured by the artist's imagination for you to wear! Collect all 4 designs! Fox Spirit, Bear Spirit, Rabbit Spirit and Horse Spirit Rabbit Spirit is the embodiment of fire and fertility. Fire is the element of transformation and manifestation. Sunflowers blossom abundantly giving the Jackalope a bed underneath a traditional dream catcher. The Jackalope is a North American tall tale about a rabbit with horns. Catching a glimpse of this illusive creature was seen as a good omen and a good luck sign. Will you hit a jackpot with the Jackalope? Only you can decide!

Long before DHS came into being, our homeland was protected by another group of warriors.

Nature

Indigenous people are idle no more!

hand drawn native american art

Introducing the Medicine Wheel Collection by artist, SaucySaytr. Powerful animal spirit totems captured by the artist's imagination for you to wear! Collect all 4 designs! Fox Spirit, Bear Spirit, Rabbit Spirit and Horse Spirit Fox Spirit is the embodiment of water and mystery. Water is a powerful gateway to the spirit world. Yellow Floating Hearts surround the Nguruvilu as it crests on a wave. The Nguruvilu originates from the Mapuche, indigenous peoples of Chile, It is a river-dwelling creature that looks like a fox, with a long body, similar to a snake, and a long tail with fingernails that it uses like a claw. Is the Nguruvilu an omen or blessing? Only you can decide!

The Seven Teachings WAWEZHI CANADA Indigenous Art

Chinese Biological Body clock 24h

Chinese Biological Body clock 24h Red

Chinese Biological Body clock 24h Black