Cuff - Four Directions Will Rogers After completing the workbook

After completing the workbook

and depredation

The corn bead represents the tears that the Cherokee cried along the trail of tears

"When the Indian Removal Act was passed in 1830 and the forced removals began

French hooks

Cuff - Four Directions Will Rogers After completing the workbookThis copper bracelet has three of the four directions patterns that is commonly found on Southeastern artifacts. The design represents balance, customary stages of life, the cardinal directions, seasons of the year, fluidity, and an emphasis on the recurring number four. The design is made up of seven lines, another important number to the Cherokee. We look back to the seven generations before us to help us to take care of the seven generations after