Going to the Potlatch Tapestry Throw BlanketThis beautiful fringed tapestry throw blanket is woven with the intricate "Going to the Potlatch" design by Israel Shotridge. This design was created to honor the artist's mother Talyei. She was the matriarch of the Tongass Tribe of Ketchikan, Alaska and is represented as the Eagle figure in the canoe, paddling to a Potlatch. This beautiful cotton throw is perfect for bringing a touch of Northwest Coast Native culture into your home. Add to the

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The Northwest Forest Friends Art Card Set features 6 individual Tlingit designs by Tlingit Master Artist Israel Shotridge

the main moieties

and hypoallergenic

Halibut is a deep-water ocean fish whose image frequently appears in the art of the Pacific Northwest Coast

Israel roller prints the metal

together as one

Sue creates the jewelry collection with the Lovebird elements designed by her husband

This versatile home decor product can be used as a functional cutting board or a wonderful serving platter when entertaining

the blue heron was valued as both winter food and as an alarm raiser: crying out loudly at the approach of humans

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2 color - black