Showcasing Richard Shorty's enchanting work of vibrant hummingbirds amidst delicate patterns of flowers, this ornament is perfect for adding a touch of beauty to your holiday décor. This glass ornament is a timeless piece that will bring joy for years to come.

Richard Shorty (1959-2024) was a member of the Northern Tutchone First Nation. He discovered his passion for art while growing up in Whitehorse, Yukon, where he developed his skills as a self-taught artist. In 1978, he relocated to Vancouver and began his career as a graphic artist. Richard’s art is celebrated for its unique blend of traditional and contemporary influences, showcasing his versatility across various mediums. Over the years, he has created works on drums, paddles, masks, boxes, rattles, and paintings. His art is widely admired and collected throughout Canada, earning him a respected place in the artistic community.

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Details:

• Material: glass
• 3.15"l x 3.15"w

Showcasing Richard Shorty's enchanting work of vibrant hummingbirds amidst delicate patterns of flowers, this ornament is perfect for adding a touch of beauty to your holiday décor. This glass ornament is a timeless piece that will bring joy for years to come.

Richard Shorty (1959-2024) was a member of the Northern Tutchone First Nation. He discovered his passion for art while growing up in Whitehorse, Yukon, where he developed his skills as a self-taught artist. In 1978, he relocated to Vancouver and began his career as a graphic artist. Richard’s art is celebrated for its unique blend of traditional and contemporary influences, showcasing his versatility across various mediums. Over the years, he has created works on drums, paddles, masks, boxes, rattles, and paintings. His art is widely admired and collected throughout Canada, earning him a respected place in the artistic community.

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Details:

• Material: glass
• 3.15"l x 3.15"w