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Jim Charlie Panel Orca 21.5" shell Represents the coming together of

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Jim Charlie Panel Orca 21.5" shell Represents the coming together ofOrca 21 1 2" x 21 1 2" x 1" Jim Charlie was born on the Capilano Reserve in North Vancouver, BC. Being of Coast Salish heritage, Charlie is a member of the Squamish Nation, whose territory stretches from North and West Vancouver to Whistler, BC. Jim Charlie is the great grandson of Jericho Charlie, the namesake of Jericho Beach in Vancouver. As the grandson of the late Dominic Charlie, an accomplished carver, Jim was educated in the histories and

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Represents the coming together of all directions and symbolizes the unity in diversity

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Designed by Kwakwaka’wakw Artist Adam Lewis

Tipi delivers a timelessly stylish look you'll love for years

meaningful touch to any collection

Jim Charlie Panel Orca 21.5" shell Represents the coming together ofOrca 21 1 2" x 21 1 2" x 1" Jim Charlie was born on the Capilano Reserve in North Vancouver, BC. Being of Coast Salish heritage, Charlie is a member of the Squamish Nation, whose territory stretches from North and West Vancouver to Whistler, BC. Jim Charlie is the great grandson of Jericho Charlie, the namesake of Jericho Beach in Vancouver. As the grandson of the late Dominic Charlie, an accomplished carver, Jim was educated in the histories and

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