Wrap yourself in beautiful Indigenous artistry with the Matriarch Bear Woven Blanket, designed by acclaimed Ts'msyen artist, Morgan Asoyuf. Featuring bold red, black, and grey tones, this intricately woven blanket showcases the Matriarch Bear—symbolizing teachings to honour, respect, and protect animals. This blanket is an elegant addition to any home and is perfect to cozy up with.

About the Artist:

Morgan Asoyuf, born in Prince Rupert, BC, is a Ts'msyen Eagle Clan member with deep roots in the Ksyeen River region. Her artistic journey began with a diploma in Fashion Design from Blanche Macdonald Centre, later expanding to Ts’msyen painting, wood sculpture, and jewelry design. Morgan's diverse studies include bronze casting, metal art, and gem setting, contributing to her distinctive approach to art. Currently, she teaches art and goldsmithing at Vancouver Community College and Kilala Lelum Native Health Centre in Vancouver. Her work honors Ts'msyen culture, focusing on themes of matriarchy and tradition.

Details:

• Measurements: 60"w x 80"l
• Materials: 100% Acrylic
• Designed in Canada
• Manufactured in China
  

Wrap yourself in beautiful Indigenous artistry with the Matriarch Bear Woven Blanket, designed by acclaimed Ts'msyen artist, Morgan Asoyuf. Featuring bold red, black, and grey tones, this intricately woven blanket showcases the Matriarch Bear—symbolizing teachings to honour, respect, and protect animals. This blanket is an elegant addition to any home and is perfect to cozy up with.

About the Artist:

Morgan Asoyuf, born in Prince Rupert, BC, is a Ts'msyen Eagle Clan member with deep roots in the Ksyeen River region. Her artistic journey began with a diploma in Fashion Design from Blanche Macdonald Centre, later expanding to Ts’msyen painting, wood sculpture, and jewelry design. Morgan's diverse studies include bronze casting, metal art, and gem setting, contributing to her distinctive approach to art. Currently, she teaches art and goldsmithing at Vancouver Community College and Kilala Lelum Native Health Centre in Vancouver. Her work honors Ts'msyen culture, focusing on themes of matriarchy and tradition.

Details:

• Measurements: 60"w x 80"l
• Materials: 100% Acrylic
• Designed in Canada
• Manufactured in China