Spirit Unity

Spirit Unity acrylic on canvas by Anishinaabe Medicine Painter Simone Agnes McLeod

Manidoog Ashoodenimoog (Spirit Unity)

Artist: Simone McLeod

Acrylic on canvas, 2014

24 x 30 inch (ca. 61 x 76 cm)

Original: 2,830.00 CAD/ 2,230.00 USD*/ 2,000 EUR*

Product code: SZPF-18

SOLD; available for painted custom reproduction of the original to order.

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Contact Simone McLeod or Zhaawano Giizhik for inquiries about the price of a custom reproduction of the original.

*Prices in USD and Euro are approximate and depend on the current exchange rate. 

The above prices are exclusive of Canadian GST, HST and PST taxes and exclusive of shipping costs, taxes, and possible customs duties and custom brokerage fees in case the painting has to be shipped to a country outside Canada. 

Please note that persons who hold a Canadian First Nations status card and live and work on their reserve are generally tax exempt.

 

When ordering or inquiring, please do not forget to mention the item number of this painting.

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Working together for the unity of the People

"Spirit Unity" - Bear Clan and Wolf Clan have always worked together for the protection of the People. The claws of Makwa (bear) and Ma’iingan (wolf), as well as those of Bizhiw (Lynx), and Waabizheshi (Marten), represent virtues like strength, courage, perseverance, and guardianship. They are warrior symbols of great magic that reflect the doodemag (clans) and the proud status and spiritual legacy of many an ogichidaa in Anishinaabe society, ininiwag (men) and ikwewag (women) alike, even in our day. 

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