Raven and the box of Knowledge The image on this blanket represents Raven, a shape shifter and trickster who often employed crafty schemes to achieve his goals. In the story, the old chief who lived at the head of the Nass River kept his precious treasures – the sun, the moon and the stars – in beautifully carved boxes. Raven steals the light, and making his escape carries the sun in his mouth. The sun is a metaphor for enlightenment or knowledge.
Legend Coffee Mugs These coffee mugs come with the same legend depicted on them as are available in the blankets They are truly unique. Available:
Celebrate the Horse,
Sioux Star,
Turtle,
Elder's Circle of Life,
Keep My Fires Burning,
Sacred Dance.
Please specify which style you would like.
Kutenai Tales These tales are a selected collection of the on going Ktunaxa Kutenai Tales told by the ancestors of Lower Division Kutenai people. These tales were never recorded, but were told in oral form, a practice that was handed down from one generation to the next. This is a sereis of oral stories narated in a true and accurate accounting by Yaqan Nuki Kutenai elder, Robert Louie.
Nalmuqci This legend has been translated into English by Elder Robert Louie. It is a legend o generosity and kindness. The legend discribes the creation of the lakes and waterways from the Columbia region through the Kootenay region.
The child friendly illustations were done by Trina Williams.
The image on this blanket represents Raven, a shape shifter and trickster who often employed crafty schemes to achieve his goals. In the story, the old chief who lived at the head of the Nass River kept his precious treasures – the sun, the moon and the stars – in beautifully carved boxes. Raven steals the light, and making his escape carries the sun in his mouth. The sun is a metaphor for enlightenment or knowledge. 
These coffee mugs come with the same legend depicted on them as are available in the blankets They are truly unique. Available:
Celebrate the Horse,
Sioux Star,
Turtle,
Elder's Circle of Life,
Keep My Fires Burning,
Sacred Dance.
Please specify which style you would like. 
These tales are a selected collection of the on going Ktunaxa Kutenai Tales told by the ancestors of Lower Division Kutenai people. These tales were never recorded, but were told in oral form, a practice that was handed down from one generation to the next. This is a sereis of oral stories narated in a true and accurate accounting by Yaqan Nuki Kutenai elder, Robert Louie. 
This legend has been translated into English by Elder Robert Louie. It is a legend o generosity and kindness. The legend discribes the creation of the lakes and waterways from the Columbia region through the Kootenay region.
The child friendly illustations were done by Trina Williams. 