Canadian First Nations, Sterling Silver Clam and Frog Earrings, Indigenous Native Jewellery, Tahltan store Nation

store These clam and frog earrings are designed and laser cut by Tahltan artist Grant Pauls. He has used sterling silver to create them.

Each earring measures 1.25" x 1" from the top of the hook.


FROGS SYMBOLIZE: COMMUNICATION, UNITY, STABILITY

In First Nations legend, Frog represents the power of water and sound. It is the cleanser of the spirit and voice of the people. As a creature that lives in both water and land, it is revered for its adaptability. Frog can be found at the bottom of the totem pole with its legs stretched out symbolizing stability.


Grant Pauls is a Tahltan Nation artist well known for his intricate cut-out silver and gold jewellery. He studied with renowned carver, Terrence Campbell from Prince Rupert, BC. Grant uses a combination of different jewellery making techniques to produce his Tahltan pieces with a modern flare. In addition to creating his stunning art and jewellery, Grant works with Indigenous Bands throughout the Yukon Territory in the field of mediation and negotiation. Grant currently lives and works from Vancouver, British Columbia.


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