Rawhide Gray Wolf Rattle

Name: Rawhide Gray Wolf Rattle
Brand: Living Drums
SKU: mmr11-06
Price: 65.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (8 reviews)

mmr11-06
Product Size: 4.5" Dia 12" L

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This rawhide rattle features a beautifully hand painted gray wolf, sometimes called timber wolf, on one side and is plain rawhide on the other. The rattle bowl is filled with corn and the handle is wrapped with soft buckskin leather and decorative fur trim. Fur and buckskin color may vary from picture. Handmade in the USA.

Measures approximately 12 inches in length with a 4.5 inch diameter.

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Dimensions

Length: 12"
Diameter: 4.5"

Product Origin

Living Drums

Gary Halbach, Owner, Living Drums
Gary was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1951. He attended UW-Oshkosh, majoring in social work, and was the Director of the Addiction Treatment Education Program at Rockford Memorial Hospital in Rockford, IL, when his interest in drumming began in the late 80's.
Gary studied the art of drum making with an Objibwe Native in New Mexico, and says, "To me, drumming is the spiritual made physical by the sound and motion of the drum."
In October of 1991 Gary went through the New Warrior Training Adventure where his mission became: "Carry the spirit and energy of the drum to men and women throughout the world."
Drums have connected Gary to people throughout the country. Gary's background in counseling has made him realize that a lot of counseling can be done in ways that are not spoken, and that includes the emotions and feelings that go on with people drumming.
Four of Gary's 24" Ceremonial Drums were used during the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony on February 8, 2002 in Salt Lake City!
Living Drums. Experience the call of the drum, the spirit of the drum, the heartbeat of the drum.

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Many peoples throughout the world respect and think very positively of wolves. Among the various peoples and tribes of North America, a wolf represents not only creation, but also death and rebirth. Wolves are also seen as a teacher-animal to the peoples of California and the Great Plains. They see the wolf retreat into the mountains and hills to get away from humans, and make the connection between wolves and high places (in other words, spirit). In the Lakota language, the word for wolf, sunkmanitu, means divine dog. Source: Spirit of the Wolf

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