Salmon Pendant

Salmon PendantThis elegant sterling silver pendant by Musqueam artist Chris Sparrow features five swimming salmon. As an important traditional food source of the Northwest Coast; images of salmon symbolize immortality, wealth, rebirth and abundance. Chris Sparrow is a Coast Salish artist from the Musqueam Nation. He learned to carve from his late father, Irving Sparrow and by age nine he had completed his first carving. Sparrows unique carving style is traditional

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custom furnishings in stainless steel and reclaimed wood and sculptural installations

or alongside Morgan Asoyuf and her daughter

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ability as an artist and affluence of different cultures

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