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Sylvia's Creations
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 Algonquin Designer Prints! This little Webpage thrives on Unique Native Prints Promoting Native Awareness and Cultural Diversity, using a Modern Contemporary Style. Registered Copyrights on All PRINTS.
PRINTS ARE BASED UPON :"THE NO FACE DOLL"-with the legends behind them. The Algonquin children were taught great respect for their “Elders” to put a face on a toy of any sort would be disrespectful to the “Elders” and the teachings of the consequences of “vanity” and spirits (believing that putting a face on a doll is like placing a spirit in the doll). The Children of the Woodland Indians often traveled to the different camps from season to season, which made them very lonesome for their friends. So the no face doll provided a way for the children to pretend and imagine their friends faces on the doll. This temporarily gave them companionship and a way to fulfill their lonely time. About The Artist: NOTE TO BUSINESSES- Interested in becoming a distributor? Product wholesale prices available or custom orders can be arranged.
An Expression of Faith Art Exhibition! Location: South of 60 Art Centre, at the Railway station in Barry's Bay,Ontario.#(613)-756-5885. Open: Wednesday to Saturday at-10am-4pm. An Expression of Faith is a juried exhibition looking at how artists express their faith through their art practices! If your looking for Spiritual Artwork? Everyone welcomed! AFFILIATED:
-Ottawa Valley Arts Council DISTRIBUTION LIST: Tel:613-756-5885 The Railway Station, Barry's Bay, ON, K0J 1B0 Kokomish Giftshop Tel:613-625-1196 Manido Chiman Museum Algonquin Trading Post The Hughs Farm Gallery Also showing at the Pikwakanagan Powwow in Golden Lake, ON.- Every third Weekend of August. |
