Clay Àrbol de la Vida

Clay Àrbol de la VidaThis clay rbol de la Vida (tree of life) was made by hand in central Mexico, representing the Lady of Guadalupe version of a Tree of Life sculpture, from the state of Puebla. Artwork from this area is characterized by a combination of bold colours, fine detail, and bold brushstrokes. In this Tree of Life, the artist has used a variety of vibrant blue tones. At the base of the tree, branches protrude, on which angels, birds and flowers are positioned

Gordon White (Haida)

Excerpt from the introduction by the exhibition curator

Corrine Hunt’s concept for is based upon the physical depiction of air meeting water

carver Sam Robinson

these sturdy yet elegant grinders add some West Coast glamour to your dining experience

Choose your favorite design and explore the meaningful traditions of the Day of the Dead

She is Executive Director and Curator of the Haida Gwaii Museum at Ḵay Llnagaay and has worked in the field of Haida language arts and culture for over two decades

and Memories from Oceania draws on decades of Mayer's research

who took his grandmother's design into pendant and earrings form

“Our stories and traditions are woven into our textiles

Washington

Since 1987