Dolphin Necklace with the Art Deco Claymatic Beads

The dolphin has been in fellowship with man for as far back as nearly anyone can remember. The Australian aborigines considered the dolphin to be a sacred animal, and it shows up often in their native arts. Sometimes it is the playful dolphin frolicking in the waves, other times the dolphin is portrayed more seriously underwater, where it must hunt, feed and protect itself and its pod from dangers.

In the realm of Native American spirituality, the dolphin spirit bears both kindness and “play energy”. It has also become a representative role as the keeper of mysteries. Dolphins are regarded as the custodians of the lost and ancient wisdoms of the world, as well as the symbolic messenger of knowledge from our unconscious minds (underwater) to our waking, logical brains (the surface). The dolphin serves as a constant reminder to us to make time to play and have fun, regardless of the heavy, burdensome situations and circumstances that surround us.