Mount Up With Wings

Mount Up With Wings

$2,900.00 USD
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Mount Up With Wings

Mount Up With Wings

Karon Crutchley

Category: Paintings

The bald eagle, known as awale or uwohali in Cherokee, is revered by the Cherokee Nation as a symbol of power, wisdom and peace. The eagle is held in the highest regard over other birds. There is great significance in the feathers, which symbolize honor and bravery, with "twin feathers" (from the wings) representing lifelong commitment, collected by the most respected men normally going to war.

The legendary status in tradition: mother eagle lines her nest with soft fur then removes it once the chick is feathered to force it to leave the nest, encouraging self-reliance.

2026, Nova acrylic paint, canvas board, wood frame, mat, glass

27" x 23"

$2,900.00 USD

All artworks sold will be shipped from the gallery after the close of the show. Packages should go out no later than September 18, 2026.

About the Artist

Karon Crutchley

Cherokee Nation

“Karon’s ‘spelled with an O?’” My name’s spelling has always been an
excellent conversation starter, so I thought, why not name my art, floral and
sewing business service “Karon’s.” Karon’s is located just north of Arrowhead
State Park and south of Eufaula, Oklahoma. Eufaula is a quaint tourist town on
the largest lake in the world (kidding). 

My design passion started in fourth grade while living in Owasso,
Oklahoma. Art and softball scholarships assisted with the financing of
higher education at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the
home of Cherokee Nation.

Years wove many different paths of design into the pattern of life. Those
consisted of areas such as hand-sewn custom drapes; custom hand-painted
children’s furniture; interior design of luxury bus liners; art instructor for
private schools; and floral designer for wedding coordinators.

I am a blessed wife, mother of four sons and grandmother of four, who is
surrounded by family and friends, and filled with peace from my Maker. This
time has allowed me to pursue my true passion, painting. Inspirations now flow
easily and excitingly.

So what’s next? My hopes that by sharing the gift of artistic talent
that was given to me will create a friendship, be a joy to you and may you say,
“I love my new art!”

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