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Sharing our World-Native NW Religion Pub date: 2017 Pages: 352

Sharing our World-Native NW Religion Pub date: 2017 Pages: 352Learn about the significance of Northwest Coast animals from Coast Salish artists. Featuring the work of 13 Indigenous artists. Sharing Our World: Animals of the Native NW Coast features beautifully designed Indigenous art in a distressed art style. Distressed artwork intentionally gives an aged look to optimize the design. Made from paper sourced from sustainable forests and featuring soy based ink and water based protective coating. 6. 5" x 6. 5"

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Pub date: 2017   Pages: 352

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and of the feast to come

we rarely see nature as sacred

In bringing this age-old wisdom to life

Sharing our World-Native NW Religion Pub date: 2017 Pages: 352Learn about the significance of Northwest Coast animals from Coast Salish artists. Featuring the work of 13 Indigenous artists. Sharing Our World: Animals of the Native NW Coast features beautifully designed Indigenous art in a distressed art style. Distressed artwork intentionally gives an aged look to optimize the design. Made from paper sourced from sustainable forests and featuring soy based ink and water based protective coating. 6. 5" x 6. 5"

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