Parfleche Silk Scarf kiramurillo Master carver and Ts'msyen/Tsimshian artist

Master carver and Ts'msyen/Tsimshian artist David Robert Boxley has adapted one of his striking bentwood box designs for our Duality Bath Towel

the word for "eel" in the Chinuk trade language

To wear the bag slung across your chest or shoulder

the people

thanks to Lynda's Spider Woman Wool Blanket and Michael's Digital Phase Wool Blanket with Eighth Generation

Parfleche Silk Scarf kiramurillo Master carver and Ts'msyen/Tsimshian artist"This design pays tribute to the Indigenous people of western North America, especially the Plains women who have traditionally been the makers and painters of our beautiful parfleche designs," shares Piikani Blackfeet artist John Isaiah Pepion of his Parfleche Silk Scarf. John has taken the geometric designs traditional to parflechedecorated rawhide containers used by Plains tribesand combined them with contemporary colors for a beautifully bold