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Orca Killer Whale Silk Scarf [1947]

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 19 October, 2007.

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Designed by Canadian Artist Sue Coleman. The Haida believed that drowned fishermen were transformed to whales. Whales near the village was thought to be a drowned person trying to communicate with his family. This luxurious silk scarf features a pod of killer whales set in a stunning back drop of the NorthWest Coast, Totems and Pine Trees. This oblong silk scarf measures 35cm x 160cm or 14 inches by 63 inches About the Artist Sue Coleman has earned international recognition for her distinctive watercolor paintings. Especially popular have been her 'Interpretive' Northwest Coast Indian images, which have been reproduced and sold to collector's worldwide. Sue's years of research have culminated in a book entitled "An Artist's Vision". Many of her native interpretive paintings, accompanied by legends and history, are displayed therein. Sue maintains a studio in Cowichan Bay on Vancouver Island, Canada and paints a variety of subjects from misty west-coast scenes, wildlife, landscapes and more. Sue actively works to promote environmental awareness and wildlife conservation