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Oregon Potlatch JournalAdapted from our Oregon Potlatch Wool Blanket, this beautiful notebook features nine different designs representing each of the federally recognized tribes of Oregon. A 10th design a human figure from a regional basket from the Columbia river was added to represent all other tribes (past and present), as well as people who are not affiliated with any tribe. In other words, the basketry designs represent all people who live in the land that is now

to spinning the wool into yarn and weaving the textiles

which combines ancient weaving symbols with contemporary digital design

Curious and intelligent

“Anishinaabe people center our lives around the seasonal activities of sugarbush tapping

protection

" shares Lynda

as an added layer in the fall and winter

and just for fun

the loom's shuttle goes back and forth

while the rest of the plant provides food and habitat to a host of animals

orcas are often seen in the coastal waters of the Pacific Northwest

on something that's meant to be durable and long lasting while still maintaining the old ways of beauty and functionality