THE RAVEN is known as the trickster because of his wit and sense of humor. He is quick, curious and legends tell of him bringing light to the world.  Raven exemplifies creativity, prestige and knowledge, and can be easily identified by its long straight beak.

THE EAGLE is the king of birds, and is revered by Native tribes for his beauty and regal nature. He is the most respected of all birds, and signifies peace, spirituality and friendship.  The Eagle is recognizable by its hooked beak.

THE THUNDERBIRD is the most powerful of all mythical creatures. Livin in the time of legends, it’s wings made thunder, and it’s eyes shot lightening.  Distinguishable by its ears, it symbolizes personal power, and a link to the spirit world.

THE BEAR is known for its human-like qualities and great hunting abilities.  The Bear is a symbol of strength, power and honor. It’s short snout, canine teeth and claws characterize the Bear.   

THE WOLF is known for its association with spiritual power. It is a symbol of family, unity and spirituality. The Wolf looks similar to a Bear but the snout is longer and more pointed.

THE FROG is a symbol of innocence, stability and communication. It is known as a speaker, copper maker, and a bringer of wealth. It is recognizable by its large eyes, wide mouth and benevolent expression.

THE ORCA whale is the Lord of the Ocean, and the most respected of all sea creatures.  Legends tell of great chiefs of the past that have been transformed into this powerful crest. The Killer whale symbolizes wealth and long life.

THE MOON spirit is said to watch over us, and has the ability to affect our moods. Legends tell that during an eclipse, Codfish was trying to swallow the moon.  It is a protector, and guardian.

THE HUMMINGBIRD is a gentle creature, characterized by its long, pointed beak. It is known for its fortitude, and ability to overcome great obstacles. The coming of the Hummingbird signifies peace, healing and joy.

After the great flood, when the world was covered by water, a BUTTERFLY appeared one day. Then the first ancestors knew there was land somewhere, so they went in search of what would become their new home. Butterflies symbolize hope, new beginnings, and are messengers of prayers.