Duality Bath Towel PatPruitt geometric designs

geometric designs

Woven in tradition and beauty

“The colors of this blanket come from the rock pebbles in Flathead Lake—a place of deep significance to the Salish and Kootenai people

it's also a time to gather and enjoy each other's company

Rugs can both literally and figuratively ground a space

Duality Bath Towel PatPruitt geometric designsMaster carver and Ts'msyen Tsimshian artist David Robert Boxley has adapted one of his striking bentwood box designs for our Duality Bath Towel, paying homage to the classic Northwest woodwork he's famous for while playing with the modern dual existence most First Nations and Native American people face. To live in the twenty first century as an Indigenous person is to walk in two worlds: both the fast paced, modern world, as well as your own cultural