Image of a mother and two children holding stars, two tipis in background. Dimensions: 24" x 24" x 1.50". Mixed Media on Canvas. Kevin Pee-Ace is Cree from Yellow Quill First Nation and Peter Chapman First Nation in Saskatchewan. 

Image of a mother holding a child reaching for a star, tipi in background. Dimensions: 24" x 24" x 1.50". Mixed Media on Canvas. Kevin Pee-Ace is Cree from Yellow Quill First Nation and Peter Chapman First Nation in Saskatchewan. 

Tufted birch bark basket. Moose and Caribou hair tufting is an art form that originated in the NWT.  The hair is sorted and dyed then sewn on to create designs. The artist is Dolly Metchuoyeah (Dene) from Northern AB. Dimensions 7 3/4" x 7" x 5".

Tufted birch bark basket. Moose and Caribou hair tufting is an art form that originated in the NWT.  The hair is sorted and dyed then sewn on to create designs. The artist is Dolly Metchuoyeah (Dene) from Northern AB. Dimensions 7 3/4" x 7" x 5".

Bear 4 Carving. Carved of Serpentine by Mark Totan (b. 1953, d.).   Mark was an Inuk artist from the Igloolik community in Nunavut.

Wolf 1 Carving. Carved of Serpentine by Mark Totan (b. 1953, d.).   Mark was an Inuk artist from the Igloolik community in Nunavut.

Bear 2 Carving. Carved of BC Soapstone by Mark Totan (b. 1953, d.).   Mark was an Inuk artist from the Igloolik community in Nunavut.

Bear 1 Carving. Carved of BC Soapstone by Mark Totan (b. 1953, d.)   Mark was an Inuk artist from the Igloolik community in Nunavut.

Framed Beadwork on Hide. Beaded by: Faline Twoyoungmen, Treaty 7.  

This is an art form that originated in Northern Canada amongst the Cree & Dene People.The scales are fragile therefore few pieces are found in collections and museums. Traditional fish scale art on hide featuring flowers. Made by Amy Barton. *fragile...

Small ceramic decorative plate featuring a buffalo family on green and cream.  High gloss finish. Made by Suzanne Page (Cree, Treaty 6)  Diameter 6.75" Depth 0.5"

Seasons by John Rombough Dimensions: 9" x 12" x 1.50". Mixed Media on Canvas. John Rombough is Chipewyan Dene from Lutselk'e Dene First Nation on the shores of Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories.