The eagle symbolizes strength, courage, wisdom, and spiritual connection.
In Anishinaabe teachings, the eagle holds a sacred place as a messenger between the physical and spiritual worlds. Flying high above the earth, the eagle reminds us to see life from a higher perspective, trust our inner strength, and move forward with courage and purpose.
The full moon in the background symbolizes completion, reflection, renewal, and the natural cycles of life. Together, the eagle and moon represent the balance between strength and stillness, reminding us to honour our journey while remaining connected to the natural world.
With its wings spread wide against a glowing orange moon, the eagle represents freedom, guidance, and the courage to embrace new beginnings.
Details
• Matted size: 11 × 14 inches
• Image size: 8 × 10.5 inches
• Acid-free mat with bevel cut
• Printed in studio by the artist
• Hand signed on the back
Created by Savannah Mcleod on Nipissing First Nation, Treaty 10 Anishinaabe Territory.
The eagle symbolizes strength, courage, wisdom, and spiritual connection.
In Anishinaabe teachings, the eagle holds a sacred place as a messenger between the physical and spiritual worlds. Flying high above the earth, the eagle reminds us to see life from a higher perspective, trust our inner strength, and move forward with courage and purpose.
The full moon in the background symbolizes completion, reflection, renewal, and the natural cycles of life. Together, the eagle and moon represent the balance between strength and stillness, reminding us to honour our journey while remaining connected to the natural world.
With its wings spread wide against a glowing orange moon, the eagle represents freedom, guidance, and the courage to embrace new beginnings.
Details
• Matted size: 11 × 14 inches
• Image size: 8 × 10.5 inches
• Acid-free mat with bevel cut
• Printed in studio by the artist
• Hand signed on the back
Created by Savannah Mcleod on Nipissing First Nation, Treaty 10 Anishinaabe Territory.