Ogopogo by Jo Cowling (cotton fabric) $300

Jo shares, “I see plants and animals as individuals in their complex environments and use fabric art to address the forms and functions of those individuals.”

“Three Sisters” – Many Native American cultures use the relationship between corn, beans and squash as reminders for people to support and respect one another.

“Ogopogo” – is a legendary water monster living in Okanagan, British Columbia, Canada.

“Sacred Ibis” – In ancient Egypt, the ibis was linked to the god Thoth and represented truth, wisdom and reason.

“Dusky” – In many Native American cultures, the grouse represents family, honesty, and vigilance.

“Cat Birds” – In ancient Egyptian tombs, cats were depicted hunting birds. They were mummified in the burial chambers so humans might inhabit the cat bodies in the afterlife.