Ceramic Trinket Dish - Indigenous Maple by Paul Windsor

Ceramic Trinket Dish - Indigenous Maple by Paul WindsorVarious sizes from 3" x 4. 25" to 4" x 5" these small trinket dishes will find a home in the bedroom, bathroom, hallway or wherever you desire! Food safe.

Affiliation: Gitxsan

the maple tree who represents their lungs

two and one half years old

Explore the Salish Sea with this collaborative book featuring the work of 13 different Coast Salish artists with text by Musqueam

STONE (BOOK 1)

Flett’s quietly powerful gouache and digital collage illustrations emphasize the relationships between people

it is about fish and fishing in the total lives of the Northwest Coast people

Seymour Inlet and Blunden Harbour--to the Tsulquate reserve near Port Hardy on Vancouver Island

Washington State University)

the lighthouses on BC’s southern islands are ideal destinations for day trippers and coastal explorers of all ages who are looking for historical sites in spectacular maritime settings

journalist Katherine Palmer Gordon has interviewed dozens of young First Nations people living in British Columbia--artists and community leaders

both in isolated reserve communities and at tournaments that bring together participants from across the country