Coast Salish Weaving - Greeting Card

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Coast Salish Weaving

Artist - Spelex̱ilh Anjeanette Dawson, Squamish Nation

Bold vertical lines and open spacing give this pattern its commanding presence, echoing traditional weaving structures used to protect and guide. The layered geometric shapes symbolize strength, direction, and the collective power of community. In Coast Salish tradition, design is never just decorative; it is narrative, relational, and deeply intelligent. This piece honours the structural knowledge passed from teacher to learner, and the responsibility that comes with carrying and creating within a lineage of master weavers.

The Coast Salish are Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest, known for deep cultural teachings, cedar weaving, and carving. The Skwxwú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) have lived for generations and continue to steward their lands along the Squamish River, Howe Sound, and what is now North Vancouver. Their culture is deeply rooted in land, water, and community. In Squamish tradition, weaving is a sacred practice; each pattern carries story, connection, and ancestral knowledge passed down through ceremony and language.

Printing by - Indigenous Kanata