Thunderbird Mini Bentwood Box

Thunderbird Mini Bentwood BoxBentwood boxes are made from steamed Western red cedar planks. Planks are grooved in three places, steamed, bent at 90 degree angles, and then snugly fitted into a grooved base to create a watertight and seamless structure. Bentwood boxes are unique to Northwest Coast Indigenous cultures and are used for both ceremonial and everyday functions.. This bentwood box features a Thunderbird crest by Coast Salish artist and lawyer, Shain Jackson. The

penitence and transcendence

this tumbler showcases an Eagle designed by Naad Kaa

and Trever Hunt

Debra and Robyn Sparrow have been creating Salish weavings for over 20 years

Whale and Wolf

A Tale of Two Shamans

which is a part of MOA's permanent collection and is on display at the Museum of Anthropology (pictured last)

Corey began studying Northwest Coast art in 1997

An entirely self-taught artist

put it in your pocket and carry it everywhere

also features an essay by Robert Houle

Whales may also represents transformation and communication with family