CIRCLE OF COURAGE SHORT KNIT TIE SERIES - KILLER WHALE - BELONGING
This limited edition short triangular knit tie is crafted with care from eco-friendly 100% merino wool. Wool that not only provides warmth, but resonates at a high frequency of 5000, which promotes well-being and harmony for the body. These luxurious knit ties are not just accessories; they are a celebration of culture, craftsmanship, and connection.
This limited edition short triangular knit tie is crafted with care from eco-friendly 100% merino wool. Wool that not only provides warmth, but resonates at a high frequency of 5000, which promotes well-being and harmony for the body. These luxurious knit ties are not just accessories; they are a celebration of culture, craftsmanship, and connection.
This limited edition short triangular knit tie is crafted with care from eco-friendly 100% merino wool. Wool that not only provides warmth, but resonates at a high frequency of 5000, which promotes well-being and harmony for the body. These luxurious knit ties are not just accessories; they are a celebration of culture, craftsmanship, and connection.
Tie philosophy
Martin Brokenleg's Circle of Courage philosophy is a holistic model aimed at fostering positive youth development through the integration of four key values: belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity. Each of these values is represented by a different animal, symbolizing the qualities and teachings that align with them. This philosophy emphasizes the importance of nurturing these attributes in young people to promote resilience and foster a sense of community. Once taught these teachings hold true throughout our lifetime and help us to stay in harmony and balance.
The first value, Belonging, is represented by the Killer Whale. In many Indigenous cultures, the killer whale is a powerful symbol of family, community, and social bonds. This value highlights the necessity of feeling connected to others, fostering a sense of security, and creating a supportive environment. Youth who feel they belong are more likely to thrive emotionally and socially, as they experience acceptance and love from their families and communities.