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Garden of Hummingbirds by Northern Tutchone artist Richard Shorty showcases a dynamic pattern of hummingbirds in vivid colors, layered in motion and detail. Printed on a tea towel, coin pouch, small tote, tote, and puzzle. Sold separately.
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All products feature authentic Indigenous North American artwork.
The artist earns a royalty on each and every sale of product.
| Size | 19.7" x 27.5" | 50cm x 70cm |
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| Material | Microfibre |
| Design | Convenient hanging loop on the back |
| Care | Machine or hand wash in cold water with mild detergent (no bleach or softener), then air dry or tumble dry on low. |
| Size | 5 3/8" x 3 1/2" | 13.5cm x 9cm |
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| Material | Recycled plastic exterior |
| Design | Fully lined with a zipper closure |
| Care | Wipe exterior and spot clean interior with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid machine washing or soaking to prevent warping or artwork fading. |
| Size | 9.1" x 6.9" | 23cm x 17.5cm |
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| Material | Recycled plastic exterior |
| Design | Fully lined with a cotton handle and zipper closure. |
| Care | Wipe exterior and spot clean interior with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid machine washing or soaking to prevent warping or artwork fading. |
| Size | 20" x 15" | 51cm x 38cm |
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| Material | Recycled plastic exterior |
| Design | fully lined with an inside pocket, cotton handle and zipper closure |
| Care | Wipe exterior and spot clean interior with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid machine washing or soaking to prevent warping or artwork fading. |
| Size | 27.6" x 19.7" when completed |
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| Pieces | 1000 |
| Ages | 6 and up |
Richard Shorty, a Northern Tutchone artist born in Whitehorse, Yukon in 1959, is self-taught and began painting wildlife and pop culture icons at an early age. He moved to Vancouver in 1978 and began exploring West Coast Native design in the early 1980s. By combining animal forms with traditional motifs, Richard developed a distinct style rooted in both his heritage and love of nature.
After relocating to Victoria in 1983, he refined his skills through books and mentorship from other artists. His work spans painting, carving, and design on drums, paddles, masks, and more. Public pieces include a mural at the Orwell Hotel in Vancouver. Now based in Vancouver, his art is featured in galleries and private collections around the world.