Custom Dragonfly Linen and Leather Tie
This Dragonfly Linen and Leather Long Triangular Tie is carefully hand crafted and made of 100% Linen. The applique and trimming are made from both new and up-cycled ultrasuede , lambskin leather, ostrich leg leather, Metalic Irridesscent synthetic fabric, Moose and Caribou hair tufting gunmetal and black glass beads and 24K gold plated bugle beading. Specially created to connect you to the symbolic energy of the animal it was created to represent.
This Dragonfly Linen and Leather Long Triangular Tie is carefully hand crafted and made of 100% Linen. The applique and trimming are made from both new and up-cycled ultrasuede , lambskin leather, ostrich leg leather, Metalic Irridesscent synthetic fabric, Moose and Caribou hair tufting gunmetal and black glass beads and 24K gold plated bugle beading. Specially created to connect you to the symbolic energy of the animal it was created to represent.
This Dragonfly Linen and Leather Long Triangular Tie is carefully hand crafted and made of 100% Linen. The applique and trimming are made from both new and up-cycled ultrasuede , lambskin leather, ostrich leg leather, Metalic Irridesscent synthetic fabric, Moose and Caribou hair tufting gunmetal and black glass beads and 24K gold plated bugle beading. Specially created to connect you to the symbolic energy of the animal it was created to represent.
Dragonflies
In the cultures of the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast, dragonflies are celebrated for their striking beauty and remarkable agility. These insects, with their iridescent wings and ability to hover, symbolize transformation, adaptability, and the ephemeral nature of life. Often associated with water, dragonflies are seen as messengers between the physical and spiritual worlds, embodying the connection between humans and nature. Their presence in local ecosystems signifies a healthy environment, reflecting the Indigenous understanding of the importance of maintaining balance within the natural world. In storytelling and art, dragonflies are depicted as symbols of hope and renewal, reminding communities of the resilience required to navigate life’s changes and challenges.