Spirit of the Sky Tote Bag

Spirit of the Sky Tote BagThis tote bag features the design Spirit of the Sky by Musqueam artist Leila Stogan. Stylish yet functional, this bag features handles and a reinforced bottom made from vegan leather, along with a zipper closure to keep belongings secure. 16. 5"W x 24"H (including handles) x 4"D Yarn dyed fabric, polyester cotton lining Artist paid royalties Leila Stogan is a Musqueam artist who studied traditional Musqueam weaving as part of an important

Vancouver Mural Festival

the International Council of Museums (ICOM) Canada

Signed by the artist

Phyllis Webstad explores the enduring effects of the residential school system on Indigenous Peoples and shares how individuals can meaningfully engage in the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Ten masterful

She examines how material culture can be mobilized to assert or contest claims to identity

labeled in the Squamish Nation language

It was initially envisioned as a way to keep the conversations going about all aspects of Residential Schools in Williams Lake and the Cariboo Region of British Columbia

Alfred Robertson now resides in Nanaimo

This yellow cedar talking stick featuring Thunderbird is hand-carved by celebrated Squamish artist Jim Yelton

You simply paint on the surface with water and your creation will come to life in a bold design

To create awareness of the concept that Every Child Matters