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The totem pole, which had become a symbol of "American Indianess," was not a traditional art form of the southern Coast Salish peoples.
The Chilkat blanket was conceived to be a royal object in motion—the fringe swirls and sways as the wearer dances, dips and turns to a drum beat.
Some of the distinct characteristics between the spruce baskets of the Tlingit and the Haida.
Uncovering the story behind a historic promotional poster and the polychrome carved cedar grizzly bear it features.
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