luminous char microfibre tea towel kenojuak ashevak Bowls The print has a 1"

The print has a 1" white border around the image and includes an artist bio and statement on the back of the print

Sterling silver

Metallic hues with poppy design

This word was used by settlers and has come to refer to any kind of indigenous slipper

Carved by hand in Igloolik (Formerly Cape Dorset) Nunavut

luminous char microfibre tea towel kenojuak ashevak Bowls The print has a 1"Design by Inuit Artist Kenojuak Ashevak. When spring finally comes to Canada's far north, the wind gradually loses its bite as the days grow long and bright. Well before the snow and ice have melted the inland fish lakes beckon, and Inuit families head off to jig through the ice knowing that the char are ready to rise from the winter depths and take the bait. 70 cm x 50 cm. Microfibre Towel are super absorbent and lint free.