Bear Wood Pendant
Lou-Ann Neel
This cedar wood pendant features a bear paw design inlaid with an abalone shell, by Kwakwakaʼwakw artist and MOA Shop featured artist Lou-Ann Neel. Lou-Ann is an accomplished multidisciplinary artist who has worked in wood, paint, jewelry design, fashion, illustration and graphic design throughout her decades-long career. Her work is greatly influenced by her grandmother, Ellen Neel (Ka’kasolas), and her great-grandfather, Charlie James (Yakuglas).
The Bear symbolizes the highest level of friendship and embodies strength, healing and unconditional support.
This cedar wood pendant features a bear paw design inlaid with an abalone shell, by Kwakwakaʼwakw artist and MOA Shop featured artist Lou-Ann Neel. Lou-Ann is an accomplished multidisciplinary artist who has worked in wood, paint, jewelry design, fashion, illustration and graphic design throughout her decades-long career. Her work is greatly influenced by her grandmother, Ellen Neel (Ka’kasolas), and her great-grandfather, Charlie James (Yakuglas).
The Bear symbolizes the highest level of friendship and embodies strength, healing and unconditional support.
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- This pendant is made in Vancouver, Canada by the Indigenous-owned and operated company, Spirit Works.
