The Bradford Exchange Sacred Tribal Spirits Issue #11 "Canyon Kings" Eagle Ceremonial Headdress Wall Decoration with Real Feathers Hand-Painted Beadwork by Ted Blaylock 9.25-inchesThis listing is only for Issue Eleven "Canyon Kings" #11 According to Native American tradition, warriors often wear ceremonial headdress decorated with animal imagery to invoke spirits and harness their powers. To wear the feathers and likeness of an eagle means the warrior seeks the eagle's strength, wisdom and courage. Now you can celebrate inspiring symbolism with this striking 'Canyon Kings' Eagle Headdress Wall Dcor, available exclusively from

The soft glow serves as a reminder of the warm and beautiful presence

9 cm W x 37

more research and heightened awareness

music from the movie fills the air as all seven expertly hand-sculpted

indentation marks on her nose

Require 3 "AAA" batteries (not included)

• Each dreamcatcher in this limited-edition collection is meticulously handcrafted to showcase Meger's stunning wolf art

Grandly sized at two feet high

Inside her cloak

The body is also poseable for dynamic display

inviting glow emanates from within the home while a lantern light above bathes the sculpture in a welcoming light

and the sparkling radiance of faceted glass