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PREPARING CEDAR BARK, c1914. A Nak waxda xw woman preparing cedar bark, possibly

PREPARING CEDAR BARK, c1914. A Nak waxda xw woman preparing cedar bark, possibly


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PREPARING CEDAR BARK, c1914. A Nak waxda xw woman preparing cedar bark, possibly

PREPARING CEDAR BARK, c1914.
A Nak waxda xw woman preparing cedar bark, possibly in British Columbia. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, c1914

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1914 Bark Blanket British Columbia Cedar Curtis Edward First Nations Kwakwakawakw Unidentified


PREPARING CEDAR BARK, c1914 - A Glimpse into the Traditions of a Nak waxda xw Woman in British Columbia

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. In this photograph captured by Edward S. Curtis around 1914, we are transported back in time to witness the early preparations of cedar bark by a Nak waxda xw woman. Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of British Columbia, she delicately tends to the ancient craft that has been passed down through generations. Cloaked in traditional clothing adorned with intricate patterns and symbols, this unidentified woman showcases her deep connection to her First Nations heritage. The turn of the century setting adds an air of nostalgia and reverence for these timeless traditions. As she meticulously works on stripping away layers from the cedar tree's bark, one can almost feel the weight of history carried within each piece. This invaluable material would later be transformed into blankets or used for other essential purposes within her community. Edward S. Curtis masterfully captures not only a moment frozen in time but also provides us with a window into a world rich with cultural significance. Through his lens, we gain insight into how indigenous communities like the Kwakwakawakw thrived amidst their natural surroundings while preserving their customs. This remarkable print from Granger Art on Demand serves as a reminder of our shared human history and encourages us to appreciate and honor diverse cultures that have shaped our world today.

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