Ge-ya

The mother of pearl arrowhead on its back adds a touch of mystery and intrigue, hinting at past battles and adventures. Each delicate curve and line in the carving tells a story of bravery and strength, evoking a sense of awe and reverence in those who are fortunate enough to witness its presence. This carving is more than just a piece of art—it is a symbol of courage, resilience, and beauty that transcends time and space. It is a reminder that even in the face of adversity, one can rise above challenges with dignity and grace.

Horse (Du:shi): Horse brought power to the People. After the horse arrived on the Plains, people were able to move faster with heavier burdens, they could hunt game more efficiently, and they became fiercer warriors. Horse affords mobility that gives us freedom and power, but not the power that weighs us down. We need to be mindful that the most positive relationships are cooperative ones. All participants must respect the power of others with acceptance and tolerance. Our relationship to Horse differs from relationships between man and any other animal because it is a relationship requiring a deep understanding, without which the strength and benefits of Horse are inaccessible.

Dimensions: Length: 2 3/8" X Width: 1/2" X Height: 1 1/2" Purchased