Rabbits appear often in many Indigenous teachings.

They are small, quiet creatures, but they carry powerful meaning.

In some traditions, the rabbit reminds us of awareness and sensitivity.

A rabbit survives not through strength, but through attention to the world around it. Every movement, every sound matters.

Because of this, rabbits are seen as teachers of intuition and careful listening.

They remind us that moving gently through the world can be a kind of strength of its own.

They are also closely tied to renewal and new life, which is why they appear so often in stories of spring.

Connected to Sigwan, this piece reflects that shift. The moment when life begins to return, not forcefully, but naturally and all at once.

The soft tones carry the feeling of new life. The gold holds warmth and vitality. The form itself reflects movement, light, and presence.

Matas of Sigwan carries the energy of renewal, awareness, and gentle strength.

Materials:

• 18k gold plated kidney hooks

• Gold plated accents

• Quality glass seed beads

• White caribou hair

• Backed with vegan leather