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During a windy storm in the Pacific Northwest, the most common mythological being of the skies was known as the "Thunderbird." The Thunderbird created the thunder with the clap of his wings and evoked "lightning shakes" from his wings to paralyze his prey.
This patch is 8" in diameter.
Joe Wilson was born in 1967 into the Cowichan Tribes Native Band and was raised in Duncan, BC. His interest in art began in elementary school and when he was in grade 12 he made his own silkscreen print editions. Joe first began selling his carvings at age 17 at a local Koksilah Hills store. Since 1984 his work has reflected his search for his own cultural identity in Coast Salish art.
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Killer Whale is a guardian of the sea and a symbol of longevity. The approximate...
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Salmon represents food and fertility. It brings life and prosperity. The approximate dimensions of this...
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Feather is light but strong. It reminds us to carry only what we need. The...