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Medicine Wheel Matching Card Game
$14.95Seek and find all 9 pairs or try one of the other games listed in the “More Ways to Play” booklet.
With new art from Migwan, this colourful deck of 18 cards provides hours of fun to early learners as well as families.
Indigenous art stickers: Avec des mots d’appréciation (Français)
$13.95Autocollants d’art Indigène brillamment conçus : Mots d’appréciation comprend 150 autocollants permanents dans 8 motifs. Comprend 5 feuilles 8.5″ X 11″.
20 soleil – formidable
20 colibri – très bien
20 lune – genial!!
20 plume – bon travail
20 flocon de neige – fantastique
20 saumon – fantastique
15 corbeau – bravo !!
15 loup et lune – super
Les enseignants, les éducateurs et les parents peuvent les utiliser pour féliciter et apprécier le travail des enfants. Imprimé au Canada sur du papier 100 % recyclé post-consommation.
Indigenous Art Stickers: Words of Appreciation (English)
$13.95Brightly designed Indigenous Art Stickers include 150 permanent stickers in 8 designs. Includes 5 8.5″ X 11″ sheets of stickers
- 20 Sun – Brilliant!!!
- 20 Hummingbird – You Did It!!!
- 20 Moon – Super!!!
- 20 Feather – Great Work!!
- 20 Snowflake – Good Job!!!
- 20 Salmon – Well Done!!!
- 15 Raven – Wonderful !!
- 15 Wolf & Moon – Way to Go!
Teachers, Child Care Workers and Parents can use these to congratulate and appreciate childrens’ work.
Printed in Canada on 100% post-consumer recycled paper.
Daniel Puglas Colouring Cards
$12.95Personalize a gift or mail a meaningful message with Daniel Puglas Colouring Cards. These make a great art activity for the family, community group, or educational setting.
Artist biography is printed on the reverse of every card.
Daniel Puglas Gwe Ek Kalis descends from the Gwawaenuk Tribe on his mother’s (Sally Williams) side and Mamalilikulla First Nation on his father’s (Daniel Puglas Sr.) side. Daniel was taught by his late grandparents, Hereditary Chief Fred Williams and matriarch Elsie Williams (Wamiss), who were well-known for wooden carvings and designing traditional wardrobes.
In addition to wooden carvings, Danny also creates bentwood boxes, plaques, masks, drawings & paintings. His art is well-known both locally & across North America.
Danny lives in Nanaimo BC, with his wife Tami and their two sons Daniel Puglas Jr. and Samuel Puglas.
Indigenous Art Stickers
$13.95Brightly designed Indigenous Art Stickers include 150 permanent stickers in 8 designs. Includes 5 8.5″ X 11″ sheets of stickers
- 20 Sun
- 20 Hummingbird
- 20 Moon
- 20 Feather
- 20 Snowflake
- 20 Salmon
- 15 Raven
- 15 Wolf & Moon
Printed in Canada on 100% post-consumer recycled paper.
Activist & Identity Stickers
$13.95Brightly designed Activist & Identity Stickers include 126 permanent stickers in 5 designs:
- 30 First Nations, featuring the colours of the Medicine Wheel and Eagle Feather design
- 24 Métis, from the Métis Flag
- 24 Inuit, showing a stone Inunguaq (“imitation of a person”) set in a Northern landscape
- 24 LBGTQI2+, symbolized by the Pride flag
- 24 Feminist decals in a bold, dark fuchsia
You can use these stickers as spine labels to identify book themes, to decorate personal items, or to add to stationery.
Daniel Puglas Art Cards
$12.95Punctuate a gift or mail a meaningful message with Daniel Puglas Art Cards. Interiors are blank to write your own greeting for any occasion.
Artist biography is on the reverse of every card.
Daniel Puglas Gwe Ek Kalis descends from the Gwawaenuk Tribe on his mother’s (Sally Williams) side and Mamalilikulla First Nation on his father’s (Daniel Puglas Sr.) side. Daniel was taught by his late grandparents, Hereditary Chief Fred Williams and matriarch Elsie Williams (Wamiss), who were well-known for wooden carvings and designing traditional wardrobes.
In addition to wooden carvings, Danny also creates bentwood boxes, plaques, masks, drawings & paintings. His art is well-known both locally & across North America.
Danny lives in Nanaimo BC, with his wife Tami and their two sons Daniel Puglas Jr. and Samuel Puglas.
