Two Salmon Eggs - Giclée print by Cheryl Wadhams

Two Salmon Eggs - Giclée print by Cheryl WadhamsMa'tux gi'gi'ni Two Salmon Eggs Limited Edition Gicle Print by 'Ka'kaso'las Cheryl Wadhams All salmon species were very important to the Kwakwaka'wakw, especially the Sockeye Salmon. The fish was, and is, an important food source and the roe (eggs) were used to make paint. The salmon represents twins and is always used in pairs; it is featured in some Undersea Kingdom dances. This piece is part of a journey of "going back to the basics", exploring and

and Aboriginal rights activist who criticized potlatch practices for surprising reasons

She will find too she has brought what she needs with her

Well-being in every sense—physical

Sea to Sky Collection

During the early years in Alert Bay

Matthew Reeves

Made with a high-quality cotton blend

With essays from fourteen First Nations artists from a variety of disciplines

Salteaux Doug Horne

5cm (just pendant)

Boom ba ba boom

A Night at Hideaway Cove is sure to both delight and inform young readers