Designed by Dawn Oman, an artist of the Yellowknives Dene Nation, these colourful Inukshuk earrings bring together traditional symbolism and striking contemporary craft. The diamond-cut copper base catches light from every angle, while the silver plating adds a polished, enduring finish. Bold colour and fine detail make each pair as eye-catching as they are meaningful.
Long before GPS or road signs, Inukshuks stood as silent sentinels across the Arctic and subarctic landscape – stone figures built by Indigenous peoples to mark safe paths, signal food sources, and remind travelers that others had walked this way before them. You are not alone. That message, timeless and quietly powerful, is at the heart of these beautifully crafted earrings.
Product Details
- Designer: Dawn Oman, Yellowknives Dene Nation
- Materials: Silver-plated, diamond-cut copper
- Ear wires: Surgical steel (hypoallergenic)
- Size: 3 cm × 2.3 cm (excluding ear wires)
- Packaging: Gift box with transparent window
A thoughtful gift for anyone who loves Canadian Indigenous art, meaningful jewellery, or a beautifully made piece of wearable culture. Perfect for birthdays, holidays, or as a lasting Canadian souvenir.
| Weight | 0.050 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9 × 7 × 2 cm |
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Holly Angus (verified owner) –
These beautiful earrings are a clear representation of Dawn’s original art and speaks beautifully to the Indigenous way of life.