Totem Bear Magnets

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Illustration

Immerse yourself in the intricate details of this totemic masterpiece, where every line and curve tells a story. The bear, a revered symbol in Native American cultures, stands tall and powerful, adorned with traditional patterns that echo the spirit of indigenous artistry. Rich symbolism intertwines with the bear's form, capturing the essence of protection, courage, and harmony with nature.

Eagle, bear, man

A celtic design representing the spirit of the polar bear.

A wild and spiritual touch in your wardrobe

Tribal bear man

A depiction of an animal totem

Bear Demon Chicken Hunter Totem

Bear reminds us to take sometime to relax, step away and collect ourselves. Keep bear close when you need protection or quiet time to "hibernate". This piece was created using microns pens and colored pencils. I used micron pens and prismacolor colored pencils. I wanted to use natural colors for the bear so I stuck with various shades of brown, keeping it “earthy”.

Immensely powerful, the bear knows about death through its ability to deal it as well as survive it. Associated with highly potent and thus dangerous spiritual domains, the bear is also emblematic of the drastic repercussions for uninitiated who violate them. In alchemy the bear corresponds to the potentially devouring affective energies of psyche's unconscious realm that can size us destructively, especially if we are naive or disrespectful enough to underestimate their significance. Might. Fortitude. Liberty. Emptiness. Gold. My personal guide and a friend from the realm.

"B is for Bear"...A *Space Bear*! Part of my 'Alphabet Series', this mystical bear loves all planets in the solar systems. Two more versions of this design, and many more original art designs, can be found in my TeePublic Shop. :)

ethnic drawing of a bear

Bear totem animal illustration

"B is for Bear"...A *Space Bear*! Part of my 'Alphabet Series', this mystical bear loves all planets in the solar systems. Two more versions of this design, and many more original art designs, can be found in my TeePublic Shop. :)

The Totem of the Bear

Cute bears

A paint pour created by @mango.juju. Hope you enjoy it!

A bear paw showcasing this fearless spiritual animal totem, the bear in his natural kindom

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Alaska pride! Bear and salmon... note the puffin on bear's arm.

Tribal bear man

Bear With Native Pattern.

A Teal and Golden Vectorshape Artwork of an Abstract Bear.

Animal Spirit Guide

Red bear

Design by Rudy Faber

Perfect gift for you or anyone know who loves bears, wildlife and nature. Suitable also for surrealism art fans and photographers. Great to use while on trek in the mountains or basically in any setting. This unique design is guaranteed to turn heads! Wild bear double-exposure photo manipulation. Surreal bear illustration. Double exposure foggy mountain bears. Sophisticated mountain landscape combined with wild bear portrait photography. Surreal effect of wild animal symbolising wilderness and freedom in foggy forest setting. Bold, expressive surrealism statement design in minimalist color. Symbol of patience, authority, power and masculinity. Spirit animal of wilderness, freedom and independence, as well as nurturing, protection of mothe

Brown bear with forest and moon night silhouette for nature and bears lovers!

Jungle fantasy animals

The bear is the symbol of strength, courage and protection. This great beast can show gentleness but it can also be fierce and unpredictable and it sometimes represents raw power and cunning. This design depicts the magnificent beast in a stylized form with flowing lines and contrasting black, gold and red blocks of color.

bear and man tribal design

Artwork inspired by classic Northwest Coast Art. Want to see a specific animal? Or in specific colours? Tell me! :) http://quiregraphics.com/contact.html

Save the polar bear. Global warming is killing them.

Grizzled is the spirit animal for healing.

The bear is a totem of strength and courage, used to guide people through difficult situations. Many Native American peoples have used it both as a spirit guide and a source of food and clothing.