Killer Whale Medicine Bag Jellyfish earrings as an ancient tie to

as an ancient tie to Spirit of the ocean mammal life they respected

In honor of our ancestors

fine art paper giclee print

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Killer Whale Medicine Bag Jellyfish earrings as an ancient tie toIn Alutiiq Sugpiaq culture, in the past men could transform themselves into Killer Whales in order to hunt on the sea. The Medicine Bag was traditionally used to hold items that provided protection from evil spirits. In the past, when an infant was born the amniotic sac was dried by the midwife and placed into the medicine bag and then put around the infants' neck. It provided reassurance and protection for the infant. This Medicine Bag is 16" inches