Inspirations behind these baskets: “Our Journey Canoe, Nation to Nation” Basket We once travelled far and wide from nation to nation on our sacred canoe. As we travelled on our almighty cedar, it gave us protection on our journey to our sacred house of healing. When...
This beaver was carved by Frank Raymond Campbell. Beavers signify family, determination and creativity. They can be seen making dams and fishing on Tsawwassen First Nations lands. Located at the Food Hall – See map below. Artist Frank Raymond Campbell Frank was...
The otter and salmon is part of Jody Wilson’s creations for Tsawwassen Mills. The otter and salmon signify trust and loyalty; they can often be seen along the coast while fishing. Located at the Food Hall – See map below Artist Jody Wilson Jody is a Coast Salish...
The frog is one of Jody Wilson’s creations for Tsawwassen Mills. The Frog signifies a time of change from winter to spring when Salmon started swimming up river. Located at the Food Hall – See map below. Artist Jody Wilson Jody is a Coast Salish native, grew up...
Karl Morgan created this figurine in its natural setting. “The loon signifies peace, tranquility and generosity. The loon was inspired by the beauty of my wife and daughter who are inseparable, amazing, and will always have each other’s back.” – Karl...
