Additional information
| Weight | 0.078 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21.59 × 27.94 cm |
| Sustainability | Post-Consumer Recycled |
| Printed | in BC, Canada |
Indigenous art stickers: Avec des mots d’appréciation (Français)
$13.95
Autocollants 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.
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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.
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.
Indigenous Art Colouring & Activity Book
$10.95Colour, trace, circle, seek, and search!
This 20 page book, featuring artwork by Migwan, will provide hours of creative fun for people aged 6-12. See inside front cover for further copying permissions extended to educators.
About the Artist
Migwan is Don Bonner, son of Douglas and Carol Bonner. He is a member of the Shabot Obaadjiwan First Nation, part of the Bear Clan of the Algonquin Nation. He uses multiple methods of creating contemporary art that draws inspiration from traditional styles.
Don is grateful to the People of Snuneymuxw, on whose traditional lands he currently lives. He is grateful for the honour of working with local Elders and Knowledge Keepers in the pursuit of developing his art. Don finds inspiration from his mentors, and the natural surroundings of the west coast. His art is especially inspired from participating in Tribal Journeys since 2017.
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Additional Information
- 2.5″ long
- 2.5″ drop length
- 1″ width
- Material: Wood – Red Cedar
- Each earring is laser cut on both sides.
- Earrings are lightweight.
- Made with hypoallergenic findings.
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