We are proud to carry products featuring the artwork of many Canadian artists. Here is a list of their profiles so you can learn more about them, or click on their name to see products featuring their artwork:
Roxanne Dick – Lil’wat Nation Artist
Roxanne Dick is from the Lil`wat Nation, an Interior Salish First Nation community in British Columbia, Canada. An Ambassador for her Nation, Roxanne enjoys sharing her culture with the international guest that visit the Sea to Sky Valley located in her traditional territory. Roxanne`s art and craftsmanship is influenced by her rich cultural traditions, combined with her own modern flair.
Andy Everson – K’ómoks First Nation Artist
Andy was born in Comox, B.C. and is named Nagedzi after his grandfather, Chief Andy Frank of the K’ómoks First Nation. His cultural interests lay with both his K’ómoks and Kwakwaka’wakw ancestries and are expressed through dancing, singing and even the completion of a Master’s Degree in anthropology. Andy feels that his artwork stands on par with these other accomplishments. From early self-taught lessons, he has tried to follow in the footsteps of his Kwakwaka’wakw relatives in creating bold and unique representations that remain rooted in the age-old traditions of his ancestors.
Alex Helin – Ts’msyen (Raven Clan) Artist
Alex was born in Nanaimo, British Columbia, and is the son of Native Tsimshian artist Bill Helin. He has been creatively assisting his father in the art world since he was six years old. His main interests were wood carving and at the age of eight he was the youngest carver to work on the World’s tallest totem pole for the Commonwealth Games in Victoria, B.C. That same year Alex helped his dad carve the 40 foot long Raven song Canoe and helped paddle it to the Victoria Commonwealth Games with the Tribal Journeys Canoe Regatta.
I take ultimate care and pride in every piece I create, knowing I’m passing along the beauty of my native culture to every client.
Abraham Su – Canadian Jade Sculptor
Abraham’s unique style tends to be whimsical and mirthful. His wildlife carvings portray a distinct mischievous quality which renders it easily recognizable.
Carved in his Vancouver, B.C. studio, all the artist’s works are signed originals. The registration number and description of each piece is recorded in the Studio’s permanent registry.
Tony Wu – Canadian Jade Sculptor
Tony’s carvings demonstrate a lasting appreciation for jade as a carving medium. The inspiration for his sculptures come mainly from the great variety of wildlife found in North America.
Carved in his Vancouver, B.C. studio, Tony’s finished sculptures reflect his attention to detail and his ability to capture the essence of the wildlife.
All the artist’s works are signed originals, uniquely Canadian and a collector’s piece of lasting value. The registration number and description of each piece is recorded in the Studio’s permanent registry.