Blanket Coasters Set: Treasure of Our Ancestors

Name: Blanket Coasters Set: Treasure of Our Ancestors
Brand: Native Northwest
SKU: SKU010011896
Price: 9.9 GBP
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Ideal for any living room, these Blanket Coasters are more than just practical coasters. With a soft brushed polyester surface and natural rubber backing, they protect your furniture while adding a touch of cultural art. Featuring a design called "Treasure of Our Ancestors" by Haida artist Donnie Edenshaw.

Set of two coasters
Carpet Fabric with 3mm Natural Rubber Backing + black fringe
3¾ × 5 inches (9.5 × 12.7 cm) not including fringe

Product type: Coasters
Shipping Dimensions: 5.0 × 3.75 × 0.5 inches (12.7 × 9.5 × 1.3 cm)
Shipping Weight: 0.19 lb (3.0 oz; 86 g)
SKU010011896 | 629117069450 | BLC13

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About the Artist

Donnie Edenshaw

Donnie Edenshaw otherwise known as Gaju Xial, meaning "Song and Dance Man" is the son of Haida artist Cooper Wilson. At the age of 10, Donnie started to construct his own art. It started with him creating simple sketches of his father’s Argillite pieces. Once he became familiar with the forms, he moved onto carving. He training was watching his father, and then later he participated in Christian White’s apprenticeship program. After mastering Argillite he moved his artistic expression onto carving wood and ivory, and then to gold and silver jewelry.

About the Supplier

Native Northwest

We believe that Indigenous artists should be treated fairly and with respect.

Each of our exchanges, from the sourcing and compensation of Indigenous artists, to our staff and merchants, are part of a lifelong relationship between Indigenous cultures and the communities we pledge to honour and respect. Authenticity of art, design, and culture is the foundation to our mission of building everyday connection to Indigenous cultures.