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Do you like Indian jewelry? What do those beautiful symbols mean?
? People often ask, what is the pattern on the jewelry you make, and is there anything particular about it? It is necessary to explain here that most of them actually use totem symbols of Indian tribes. I can give you a brief introduction to their meaning.

? Native American culture is deeply rooted in nature. Many beliefs and legends contain symbols of land, water, sky, fire, seasons, weather, plants and animals. When you see Native American jewelry and Zuni fetish carvings, you will notice many symbols. Although some may only be for aesthetic value, most of them are more meaningful.

? There are many symbols of American Indians, it is impossible to list them all, but here, Ayang will introduce some of the most common symbols you may find in American native jewelry. Please feel free to contact Ayang if you are interested in the specific jewelry in the "Ayang Handmade Style" jewelry series.

? Please pay attention to the following symbols when you are admiring Indian high-end jewelry.

The sun is one of the most important symbols in many native American cultures. American Indians describe the sun in many different ways, and the symbol of the sun occupies a prominent position on the flag of New Mexico in modern culture. As a supplier of warmth, light and crops, the sun is really admired infinitely. The symbol of the sun represents growth, and its light represents the main directions: north, south, east and west.

Animals play an important role in Native American jewelry and American Indian culture. Some common animals include badgers, bears, eagles, bobcats, eagles, dogs, ducks, foxes, geese, muskrats, opossums, crows, otters, deer, porcupines and wolves. Every animal has its own unique personality, and Native Americans often use animal footprints to represent it. For example, the bear's trajectory represents reflection and self-observation.

Thunderbird symbol is one of the most representative Native American symbols, which often appears in Native American jewelry and artworks. This bold symbol can also be found in ancient cave art, pottery, totems and ancient myths. Thunderbird has a strong connotation of war, and some tribes believe that thunder is caused by gods in the sky. Thunderbird may also represent strength, transformation, supply, expansion and dominant authority.

Cactus is native to southwest China, so it is not surprising that tribes in this area find meaning in cactus. Cactus represents patience, protection and warmth. Cactus flowers can withstand harsh conditions, so they represent unconditional/maternal love. For this reason, Native American jewelry with cactus flower symbols is the most beautiful gift for any mother.

It is often found in Zuni's fetish sculptures that the heart line or lifeline represents that breathing is the source of life for all living things. The arrow line starts from the mouth and flows through the body to the heart. Heartstrings represent the power of life, and may also indicate that the hearts of Native American soldiers are as strong as bears.

In ceremonies and ceremonies, many native American cultures often use drums as a way to communicate with higher power. Jewelry works with drum symbols represent important milestones or events and are ideal gifts for graduation, marriage or other important achievements.

Ok, these common symbols are often used in jewelry made in Ayang, so many symbols are definitely not misused by me. Of course, there are more symbols. Interested friends can communicate with Ayang.