In Coast Salish carving traditions, the orca is more than a single being.
It represents family, protection, and the deep bonds that exist beyond what is seen.

Orcas are known to travel in pods.
They move together, protect one another, and carry knowledge through generations.
They are understood as relatives, not just animals.

This piece brings two forms together.
The head and the tail, carved as one.

A reflection of connection.
Of continuity.
Of how one part cannot exist without the other.

Copper carries warmth and grounding.
Silver reflects clarity and presence.
Together, they hold balance between strength and awareness.

Each line is carved by hand, following traditional Coast Salish formline principles.
Not added for decoration, but to give structure, movement, and meaning to the piece.

This pendant carries the energy of unity, protection, and the strength found in staying connected.

Materials

• .925 sterling silver

• Hand carved copper

• One-of-a-kind / limited artisan piece

• 16" .925 sterling silver chain