"Wiigwaas" Limited Edition Giclee Print 10x20" by James Ellis

In Ojibwe culture, wiigwaas, Birch bark, is regarded as an essential material for life. Birch bark gathering in late June and early July is a long time tradition of Ojibwe people in the great lakes region. Birch is one of the most important resources of the people and it was used for every day survival. Essential for making dwellings, making containers, cooking, gathering water, making canoes, and in burials, the bark of the birch tree is versatile and beautiful. It is still essential to the Ojibwe people today. A Limited Edition Print from the Up North Studio "Minnesota North Shore Collection". Prints are signed and numbered with a limited edition run of 150 prints and include a Certificate of Authenticity 10"x 20" Giclee Print (8"x 16" actual image size) Free Shipping...Limited free delivery by the artist available. Please contact the artist for details and delivery area.