Door, Inlay

Item number 2011.O.002 from the Sto:lo Research & Resource Management Centre.

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Salmon design inlaid on glass door.
The salmon designs are a combination of "old style and contemporary". This style is very much unique to our Salish peoples.There is a flow to there direction as there is to our people as we move to "CHANGE IN WHO WE ARE,THE FISH ARE OUR LIFE LINE without we no longer exist. I would like to dedicate the salmon design to my grandparents Ed Rose Sparrow both whom attended Coqaleetza where they met...and would later marry. - Debra Sparrow