Wolf II Necklace | Coast Salish Stainless Steel Pendant | Indigenous Jewelry | Original First Nations Art

Introducing the Wolf II Necklace, featuring original Coast Salish formline artwork by Raven Wolden of Corvina Design.

Inspired by Coast Salish artistic traditions, this necklace combines intricate laser-engraved artwork with the polished finish of stainless steel, bringing together traditional influences and contemporary style.

Each pendant is crafted from durable, tarnish-resistant stainless steel and paired with a coordinating snake chain. The substantial round pendant highlights the fine details of the original artwork, creating a meaningful piece of wearable art.

Wolf II

Strength isn’t just about power or resilience—it’s knowing when to stand firm and when to move with the currents of life. Wisdom comes from listening, learning, and adapting. And courage is embracing both the known and the unknown with an unwavering spirit.

The wolf moves through life with instinct, resilience, and purpose, deeply connected to its path. This design is a reminder that we carry these same strengths within us. No matter the challenges ahead, the wolf teaches us to walk our journey with balance, confidence, and heart.

Product Details

* Pendant Diameter: 1.18” (30 mm)
* Pendant Thickness: 0.08” (2 mm)
* Chain Length: 19.6” (50 cm)
* Chain Width: 1.5 mm
* Material: 304 stainless steel
* Finish: Silver
* Chain Style: Snake chain with lobster claw clasp
* Design: Original Coast Salish Wolf II artwork
* Production: Laser engraved in small batches
* Packaging: Kraft jewelry gift box with design story card
* Artist: Raven Wolden | Corvina Design

About the Artist

Raven Wolden is an Indigenous artist and graphic designer from Sts’ailes First Nation, located in S’ólh Téméxw, the Stó:lō Traditional Territory in British Columbia, Canada.

Through Corvina Design, Raven blends Coast Salish artistic traditions with contemporary design, creating original artwork and handcrafted pieces that reflect her cultural heritage and artistic identity.

Thank you for supporting Indigenous art and independent artists.