Kokanee Salmon Rattle Onesie No bones about it

No bones about it

Susan Cooper’s poem "The Shortest Day" captures the magic behind the returning of the light

A cat gazing out of an open door onto a narrow Japanese street

The end product is a delicately layered print on Okawara eastern printmaking paper in a limited edition of 25 prints

It represents his Chicano background

Kokanee Salmon Rattle Onesie No bones about itEds rattles are delicately carved from Red and Yellow Cedar wood. When shaken they murmur softly with their contents. Rattles are traditionally used ceremonially for spiritual rituals to accompany singing, dancing and to keep rhythm. His multifaceted approach to storytelling whether through sculpture, printmaking, or jewellery reflects his deep connection to both traditional and contemporary Indigenous narratives. Ed continues to be an influential