The Art of Cedar: A Visual Journey Through Stz'uminus Community Traditions
Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Stz'uminus community as they learn and practice the art of cedar craftsmanship. From harvesting and preparing the cedar to crafting beautiful items like hats, cedar roses, and traditional bailers, this visual documentation captures the essence of intergenerational learning and cultural preservation. Join in the appreciation of nature's gifts and the artistry of indigenous traditions passed down through generations.
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The Art of Cedar Pictures and Videos of the Stz uminus Community Members learning the Art of
A Hike up the Mountain to Harvest The Cedar
Debarking & Cleaning the Cedar
Soaking the cedar softens and makes it a lot easier to clean and debark it. Debarking and Cleaning the Cedar Our Future Generation watching and learning the ways of cedar To prepare the cedar after it has been stripped, we soak it, then use a knife or tool called a chisel to debark it.
SPLITTING THINNING & THE CEDAR
Everyone starting their Hats
Everyone with their Finished Hats
Learning Cedar Crafts
TRADITIONAL CEDAR BAILERS
The Stzuminus First Nation Community Members Thank You for giving them this Great Opportunity to Learn The Art of Cedar, to create memories and bonds, and to learn from one another as well as our Great Elders.
