The full moon symbolizes completion, reflection, renewal, and the natural cycles of life.
The moon reminds us of the importance of honouring life's changing seasons, trusting our natural rhythms, and finding balance within ourselves and the world around us. Its gentle presence represents a time for gratitude, reflection, and spiritual connection.
Surrounding the full moon are the Four Sacred Medicines — sweetgrass, cedar, sage, and tobacco. In Anishinaabe teachings, these medicines hold deep cultural and spiritual significance, connecting us to the land, our ancestors, and the teachings passed down through generations.
Together, the full moon and Four Sacred Medicines represent balance, healing, gratitude, and our relationship with the natural world.
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 full moon symbolizes completion, reflection, renewal, and the natural cycles of life.
The moon reminds us of the importance of honouring life's changing seasons, trusting our natural rhythms, and finding balance within ourselves and the world around us. Its gentle presence represents a time for gratitude, reflection, and spiritual connection.
Surrounding the full moon are the Four Sacred Medicines — sweetgrass, cedar, sage, and tobacco. In Anishinaabe teachings, these medicines hold deep cultural and spiritual significance, connecting us to the land, our ancestors, and the teachings passed down through generations.
Together, the full moon and Four Sacred Medicines represent balance, healing, gratitude, and our relationship with the natural world.
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.