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This super snugly Velura™ throw blanket features the art work of Northwest Native Artist Dawn Oman. In Afternoon Grazing, Dawn Oman has captured the essence of the Caribou using the vivid, earthy colors characteristic of her style.

Her bold use of color and brilliant combinations is a recognizable and recurrent theme throughout her work: “My work reflects my fascination with color and the power of a joyful image to bring light to the soul at any time the spirit is in need of a reminder, that in beauty, there is peace.”

The Inuit word for Caribou is “Tuktu,” and the Caribou is a powerful totem within Native American culture. With its adaptability to adversity and preference to be nomadic, the Caribou symbolizes protection for the traveler, but with the sensitivity to maintain the bond to family while roaming far from home.

•  Size: 50" x 60" 
• Artist:  Dawn Oman 
• Motif:  Caribou Widlife
• Care:  Machine washable for easy care. Cold wash  - recommended to wash by itself. Gentle dry. Do not bleach. 
• Zippered Bag packaging

About the Artist:
Dawn is a Matis, born in Yellowknife, of Chipewyan and Welsh Heritage. In 1999 she opened her own Gallery and Studio where she continues to work and to share her ever widening range of products featuring her uniquely Canadian style. Her art draws inspiration from Northern Images of the Aurora Borealis, Polar Bears, Inukshuks, Ravens, and other forms of northern imagery. A totally self taught artist, Dawn enjoys exploring new mediums and is currently experimenting with mosaics.

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