Teacher Bear Lon French Signed Print Haida Northwest Coast Native Art
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11" x 14" Lon French Signed Print
Multiple print listing, one print is pictured. Signature will vary between prints.TEACHERThe Bear symbolizes family and strength. The bear in Northwest West Coastal Native Culture represents strength and learned humility through motherhood and teaching and is an important family crest associated with family and children. Sometime referred to as the protector of the animal kingdom and forests, the bear is a well respected member of the community and can sometimes be referred to as an elder or a person that has passed on to a new life. Some bears return to the same den for hibernation, for which reason they are associated to home. Bears winter with their young until they are yearlings, for which reason they are associated to family. A Mother bear will always fight to protect its young and can be very fierce in this situation but then can be gentle and quiet as well. The bear has great self awareness and is also able to deliberate about choice or action. We look at the bear to show us how to fish the salmon and collect the berries. Canadian Customers: GST/HST will be charged on all Canadian orders. GST# 81559 3835 RT0001 International Customers: Please note that you are responsible for any duties, taxes and fees that your customs authorities may charge. Be aware fees for importing by post may apply. International shipments may experience delays due to border processing/customs clearance. Featured Refinements: Haida ArtModified Item: NoCountry/Region of Manufacture: CanadaArtisan: Lon FrenchProvenance: Direct from ArtistTribal Affiliation: Haida
Multiple print listing, one print is pictured. Signature will vary between prints.TEACHERThe Bear symbolizes family and strength. The bear in Northwest West Coastal Native Culture represents strength and learned humility through motherhood and teaching and is an important family crest associated with family and children. Sometime referred to as the protector of the animal kingdom and forests, the bear is a well respected member of the community and can sometimes be referred to as an elder or a person that has passed on to a new life. Some bears return to the same den for hibernation, for which reason they are associated to home. Bears winter with their young until they are yearlings, for which reason they are associated to family. A Mother bear will always fight to protect its young and can be very fierce in this situation but then can be gentle and quiet as well. The bear has great self awareness and is also able to deliberate about choice or action. We look at the bear to show us how to fish the salmon and collect the berries. Canadian Customers: GST/HST will be charged on all Canadian orders. GST# 81559 3835 RT0001 International Customers: Please note that you are responsible for any duties, taxes and fees that your customs authorities may charge. Be aware fees for importing by post may apply. International shipments may experience delays due to border processing/customs clearance. Featured Refinements: Haida ArtModified Item: NoCountry/Region of Manufacture: CanadaArtisan: Lon FrenchProvenance: Direct from ArtistTribal Affiliation: Haida
