Midnight to High Noon - Greeting Card

Each of our greeting cards is designed by an indigenous artist and left blank inside, ready for your personal touch.

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Midnight to High Noon

Artist -   Ovila Mailhot, Sto:lo and Nlaka'pamux Nation

An expression of giving thanks. Giving thanks to the Creator for each new day when we wake. Giving thanks for the positive path we take, through the busyness of each day. The Sun represents medicine, growth, and healing. The Moon is the protector of the Earth. Representing the interconnectedness of all living things, influencing the tides, animals & even our behavior.

Seabird Island, part of the Sto:lo Nation, and the Nlaka'pamux Nation are Indigenous communities located in British Columbia, Canada, each with a rich history connected to the land. The Sto:lo people have lived in the Fraser Valley for thousands of years. The Nlaka'pamux, known as the Thompson River people, maintain a strong relationship with the environment through traditional practices centered on fishing and gathering.

Printing by - Indigenous Kanata