Description
Care & Instructions
Do not get your Porcupine Quill bracelet wet. It will eventually rust. The quills are a natural matreial and are sealed on both end when on the Porcupine. Once cut, water can enter inside the quills and they will mold from the inside out. If you should get it wet, put it out in th hot sun right away and dry it out for a few day if you can.
Turn it inside out and back again to dry them the best you can.
Never play with your bracelet like a slinky, you will stretch the elastic.
When putting on and taking off your bracelet bring all the tips of your fingers together, making your hand small.
Additional information
| Weight | .12 kg |
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| Dimensions | 6 × 10 × .8 in |
| Size | Large, Medium, XL |
| Bead Colours | Blue/Silver, Brown/Silver, Black/Silver, Turquoise/Silver, No Beads |
About the Artist
Bonnie Bielik
I am a proud Red Rive Mètis, daughter, sister, mother, friend.
Growing up in Lynn Lake, MB taught me to love and appreciate the untouched beauty of Mother Nature.
In my younger years, I enjoyed making moccasins and other leather works. I am no stranger to creating, which I get from my Mother.
My interest in porcupine quill jewelry began after I learned of my Mètis heritage, at 35 years into my life journey.
My great-grandmother was Cree; Cree people were known for their quill works. I thought it might be a special way to honor her and my ancestry.
I hope you enjoy my unique styles as much as I have enjoyed making them for you.
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