Spirit Animal Candle Collection

Spirit Animals hold deep cultural and spiritual significance in

Indigenous traditions. Interpretations may vary among nations they

are often viewed as guides, protectors and messengers that reflect

an individual’s character, life path or challenges.

Lid colour may vary

Nt Weight: 8oz

• WOLF: Loyalty, leadership, intuition and community.

Wolves are often seen as protectors and teachers, representing strong

family bonds and balance between independence and teamwork.

• BEAR: Strength, courage, protection and introspection.

Bears symbolize the warrior spirit and healing. They are considered

powerful guardians and are associated with wisdom.

• RAVEN: Transformation, knowledge, and creation.

Ravens are seen as magical and mysterious, often connected to creation

myths, wisdom, and communication with the spiritual world.

• EAGLE: Vision, freedom, and spiritual connection.

Eagles are revered as messengers tot he Creator, symbolizing a higher

perspective and divine insight. Their feathers are sacred and used in

ceremonies.

• TURTLE: Symbolizes wisdom, patience and resilience as well as protection. Representing

grounding energy with a connection to both earth and water. 

• OWL: Wisdom, intuition and mystery.

Owls are viewed as messengers of the spirit world, often associated with

prophecy, insight, and the ability to see through deception.

• BISON: In many Indigenous cultures, the bison (or buffalo) is considered a powerful spirit animal, deeply revered for its strength, resilience, and connection to the earth. Across various tribes, the bison symbolizes abundance, perseverance, and the balance of nature. It is often seen as a provider, as it was historically a vital source of food, clothing, tools, and shelter for many Native American communities.

  The bison spirit animal is associated with groundedness and endurance. It embodies the ability to face challenges head-on, navigate difficult situations, and emerge stronger. In some traditions, the bison is also a symbol of spiritual strength and connection to the natural world, serving as a reminder of the importance of respecting the earth and all its creatures.

  When the bison appears as a spirit animal, it may offer guidance on finding balance in life, especially when facing hardship. It encourages people to remain steady, grounded, and committed to their path, much like the bison's steady, purposeful movements across the plains. It is also a symbol of gratitude, teaching the importance of giving thanks for the gifts the earth provides.

  In certain Indigenous teachings, the bison also represents a deep connection to family and community, with its role as a provider for the tribe symbolizing the importance of generosity, support, and working together for the greater good.