This spindle whorl is a replica of one recovered from the Ozette Site. It features a wavy line around the rim, composed of a series of opposed and staggered triangles—a design motif found on several other Ozette artifacts. At the center are four trigons with accent lines radiating around the central spindle hole.

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Triangles are common geometric elements in Ozette art. Trigons, though less frequent, are notable as the only design element shared with northern formline art.

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