Dogfish box

Dogfish boxThis small Dogfish box is a reproduction of an argilite box by Denny Dixon (Haida) held at the Canadian Museum of History. The Dogfish is a crest that is often applied to utilitarian objects, and is often portrayed with a labret in her lip. In the oral tradition, a noble Haida woman was carried off by a Dogfish Man into his undersea village where she transformed into a supernatural Dogfish Woman. The museum quality reproduction is made from a crushed

in order to share their unique visions and stories

red design with typography and other mixed media

symbolizing important elements and can be different depending on the tribe

Measures 3

With guidance from his uncle

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

This volume was created to accompany the 2020 MOA exhibition Playing With Fire: Ceramics of the Extraordinary

This yellow cedar talking stick featuring Thunderbird is hand-carved by celebrated Squamish artist Jim Yelton

This beautiful porcelain platter is decorated with a graphic

Kent Monkman is a Canadian artist of Cree ancestry who works with a variety of media

juniper berries

Handcarved and painted red cedar