ONLY ONE!

Silk screen print in turquoise, purple and pumpkin.

ALL of the series of Dancing Fish are fundraisers to help support the Salish Sea habitat- the salmon as well as the Orca whale pods. All profits will be donated to SacredSea.org, a coalition of organizations supporting restoration of the Salish Sea, and spearheaded by the Lummi Nation. Learn more at: SacredSea.org

Print is signed and numbered. Shipping is included (in the continental USA only). Frame is 13.5 in x 13.5 in.

Prints made by hand, including the creation of the silk screen, and is printed on mixed media white paper.

More about the image:

This salmon mandala was the first silk screen design I completed. It was inspired by visiting the Pacific Northwest which, little did I know, was calling me home. Within a year of creating these, I bought a house and then moved to the Salish Sea area.

Salmon are sacred to many of the First Nation people of the Salish Sea. They equal life for they were an abundant food source. Additionally, salmon can also symbolize: abundance, fertility, renewal and rebirth, eternal life and reproduction. Because salmon are strong and driven- swimming upstream to lay eggs,- they also remind us to tap into the primeval essence of who we are.

Being sensitive to cultural appropriation, I offer these prints as a fundraiser for sacredsea.org