Circle Scarf
Sheer Fashion Wrap
First Nation Small Porcelain Art Bowl
This vibrant porcelain Art Bowl is 4.25" in diameter and is the perfect way to perk up your home or office. Featuring a contemporary Indigenous design interior and a textured exterior this bowl is as beautiful to look at as it is functional. Click on the related products below to see other items in your favourite design!
Recycled Glass Bent Starfish
This gorgeous starfish has a slight bent so is the perfect shelf sitter. Handcrafted from recycled glass on Salt Spring Island, this starfish showcases what can be found just walking along our many beaches or out on a boat along the shorelines of the Pacific West Coast. There are many different starfish species but this one captures all their best qualities. This starfish is 4.5 inches long.
Orca Cribbage Board
Sitka Tree on Stand
Handcrafted metal Sitka tree, on stand. Jack Willoughby lives on Vancouver Island where the ocean beaches give him much of his inspiration. Jack's career as an artist began in steel working, then teaching metal work at a Vancouver college where the freedom to create his own designs soon led him to start up Anvil Island Design. Jack's unique metal art is sold throughout North America, Europe and Japan. The strength and simplicity of his work makes it equally at home in the house, office or in an outdoor setting.
17" x 6.75" x 3.25"
Marble Bear Family with Jade Fish
Recycled Glass Starfish
This gorgeous starfish adorns any table or counter. Made from recycled glass on Salt Spring Island, this starfish showcases what can be found just walking along our many beaches or out on a boat along the shorelines of the Pacific West Coast. There are many different starfish species but this one captures all their best qualities. This starfish is 4.5 inches long.
Signature Mug – Otter Family
Signature Mug – Alpha Wolf
This beautiful 18oz fine china signature mug is designed by Micqaela Jones from the Te-moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Nevada. She grew up on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation of the Shoshone and Paiute Nations. As a young adult, Micqaela began painting an d showing her art at various art shows around the country, like the Santa Fe Indian Market, Eiteljorg Museum Indian art Market, Autry Museum Los Angeles, Cherokee Art Market, Red Earth Market as well as several Museums Shows and solo exhibits. Today, Micqaela continues to work on new ideas, new paintings and new techniques. Her work has evolved into an intertwining of her Shoshone culture along with contemporary expressions, resulting in colourful vivid paintings.
Boxed Mug measures 6"x4.7"x5"
