15K views · 213 reactions | History Minute - Coast Salish Wool features the latest exhibit at the Hibulb Cultural Center and Natural History Preserve, "Interwoven History Coast Salish Wool". The exhibit shows the long history of wool weaving in the Coast Salish Culture and how it has developed since European contact. This exhibit will be in place through October 2019. Video: Tulalip History Project | Hibulb Cultural Center | Facebook

3.6K views · 141 reactions | Meet Francis Horne Sr., Coast Salish. Francis is an artist, carver, and healer who has worked with Native Northwest for more than 10 years. Each brush stroke and blade cut is inspired by his culture and personal experience. His popular Sasquatch design has admirers from all over, but his real passion is connecting with and helping others. 100% of the art featured on Native Northwest products is designed by Indigenous artists. | Native Northwest | Facebook

Meet the renowned Coast Salish, Kwakwaka’wakw artist, Maynard Johnny, Jr.: “My passion is to share Coast Salish art with my family, community and beyond. I am very touched when passing down this cultural legacy to my grandchildren.” Maynard Johnny, Jr., Coast Salish, Kwakwaka’wakw. #MaynardJohnnyJr #MaynardJohnnyJrArtist #CoastSalish #Kwakwakawakw #CoastSalishArt #KwakwakawakwArt #indigenousculture #indigenousdesign #indigenousart #meettheartist | Native Northwest

446 reactions · 37 shares | Francis Horne Sr., Coast Salish, reflects on how people are drawn to the spirit within artwork and the emotion artists bring into their art. #IndingeousArtist #ArtistSpotlight #FrancisHorneSr #CoastSalish | Native Northwest | Facebook