M I S H I B I N I J I M A: MISHIBINIJIMA TEACHING CONCEPT # 10: " SPIRIT OF THE SHAKING TENT " done in PIctograph ( SOLD )

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

MISHIBINIJIMA TEACHING CONCEPT # 10: " SPIRIT OF THE SHAKING TENT " done in PIctograph ( SOLD )

Title: Spirit of the Shaking Tent - ( SOLD )

Medium: Acrylic on Birchbark mounted of wooden board" ( Float Frame )

Size: 14" x 29" = 35.5 cm x 73.6 cm

Price: $ 1800.00 ( SOLD ) Shipping included too anywhere in the world.

Spirit of the Shaking Tent: It's very important to spiritual cleanse your mind body and spirit after any ceremony, our bodies can bring anything back from the spirit world. There's a ceremominal process explained through this painting.

This is my last remaining birch bark painting to my collection and my mother had the birch barks in storage for more than 20 years which means the birch bark paintings I created from that supply are well cured, It's time for another family to enjoy this original. james.mishibinijima@gmail.com

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