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This bag features a design by Kwalwak’wakw artist Andy Everson titled “Transcendence”. This large tote is 39.4 cm deep and 35.6 cm wide and features a zipper closure and an additional small pocket compartment inside. The design was printed using water-based inks on 100% unbleached cotton. From the Artist and Manufacturer “The Tsimshian people share the story of how the Spirit Bear […]
This bag features a design by Kwalwak’wakw artist Andy Everson titled “Transcendence”. This large tote is 39.4 cm deep and 35.6 cm wide and features a zipper closure and an additional small pocket compartment inside. The design was printed using water-based inks on 100% unbleached cotton.
From the Artist and Manufacturer
“The Tsimshian people share the story of how the Spirit Bear came to be: when Raven, in his trickster ways, changed every tenth black bear white.”
About the Manufacturer
Since 2003, Oscardo has partnered with Canadian and First Nations Artists to create distinctive products. Royalties are paid to the artist (or their estates) for each product sold.
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