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ABOUT JANE
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Jane Marston (Kwatleematt) is from Stz’uminus (Chemainus) First Nation. She is well-known worldwide for her beautiful artwork. She specializes in traditional Coast Salish designs and incorporates them into a variety of mediums, including painting, carving and cedar bark weaving.
Jane’s family is her greatest source of pride and joy. She is mother to 7 and grandmother to 15.
Jane has a Master of Arts degree from the University of Victoria and was a professor in woman’s studies at Vancouver Island University.
Celebrating Coast Salish Culture
Jane specializes in traditional Coast Salish Carving, Painting, and design. Jane’s pieces are highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts around the world.
Jane’s art is deeply rooted in her cultural heritage, and she draws inspiration from the natural world around her. Many of her pieces feature traditional and contemporary Coast Salish symbols, such as animals and plants, which hold great significance in her culture.
She believes that it is important to pass on these traditional skills to the next generation, so that they may continue to celebrate and honor their cultural heritage.
Through her art and her teaching, Jane is a true leader for Coast Salish culture. She has helped to preserve and promote this rich tradition, and her work serves as a powerful reminder of the beauty of the Coast Salish people.
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Authentic Coast Salish Art
Jane’s Coast Salish art reflects her roots and commitment to cultural heritage. Using various mediums, each piece tells a story celebrating indigenous culture and inspires future artists.
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Attention to Detail
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Sustainable Materials
Janes art pieces are crafted using sustainable materials, ensuring a minimal environmental footprint and a positive impact on the planet.
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Preserving the Coast Salish Culture
Jane’s art reflects her Coast Salish heritage and culture, sharing stories and teachings while addressing important issues like the Woman’s empowerment and identity. She preserves these stories and designs to keep her culture alive and relevant for future generations.
Available for purchase
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Food for Thought (Camus flower)
$800.00Serigraph22” x 10”Unf
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New Birth (Snow Drop)
$800.00Coast SalishSerigraph22
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Black Swan
$900.00Black Swan Print2011Serig
