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  1. Strongest Swimmer (SOLD)

    Strongest Swimmer (SOLD)

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  2. Wolf

    Wolf

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    CA$2,400.00
  3. Frog by Maynard Jr. Johnny

    Frog

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    CA$2,500.00
  4. I Am Creation

    I Am Creation

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    CA$850.00
  5. Four Salmon Heads

    Four Salmon Heads

    Cover Image Detail for S'abadeb: The Gifts book and part of the exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum - https://www.alcheringa-gallery.com/index.php/s-abadeb-the-gifts-coast-salish-artwork.html

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    CA$6,000.00
  6. 'Raven's True Love'

    'Raven's True Love'

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    CA$585.00
  7. Whale in the Waves

    Whale in the Waves

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    CA$2,800.00
  8. Soaring Moon Drum Pendant by Maynard Jr. Johnny

    Soaring Moon Drum Pendant

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    CA$925.00
  9. Blood Red Moon

    Blood Red Moon

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    CA$1,100.00

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Territorial Acknowledgement


Alcheringa Gallery honours the original occupants of this place, and the indigenous artists we are proud to represent, by acknowledging, with the utmost respect, the Lekwungen-speaking peoples on whose unceded and traditional territory the gallery stands, and the Songhees, Esquimalt, and WSÁNEĆ Nations whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.


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