Tsiin (Salmon) Limited Edition Print by Danielle Louise Allard (Haida)

Only 7 prints are available - don't miss your chance to own this small limited edition print by Haida artist, Danielle Louise Allard. 

Salmon Meaning: This striking black and metallic silver print features Salmon, a central food source and life force on the Northwest Coast. The Salmon is shown in motion, swimming forward, surrounded by flowing patterns that evoke the rhythm of water.

Salmon are a source of nourishment, a symbol of renewal, and a reminder of the reciprocal relationship between humans and the natural world. 

The metallic silver paint adds a reflective quality, calling to mind the shimmer of a Salmon’s scales as it swims upstream, a journey of purpose, memory, and return.

• Framed Dimensions: 17.1 inches x 13.1 inches x 1 inch
• Limited edition: This is a limited edition art print of only 10 pieces. 
• Framing style: Wood frame with glass.
• Year: 2024

Made by Indigenous Artist Danielle Louise Allard from the Haida Nation:

Since childhood, Danielle has been interested in creating; drawing, painting and building, using any materials she could get her hands on. Continuing her artistic exploration through her youth eventually brought her to choose to study Fashion Design and Fine Arts in post secondary education. She currently resides in Masset, Haida Gwaii, to continue her study of Haida art apprenticing with master carvers and artisans.