Great Ladder Serving Platter Back to school being a traditional kapa-maker has

being a traditional kapa-maker has created a deep sense of belonging and groundedness from both above and below—their connection to the earth

and thus the salmon return the following years to give themselves to us so that we may continue to feed ourselves

Imagine you lean low over your pony

too: as we inherit both spiritual and physical gifts from our ancestors

Great Ladder Serving Platter Back to school being a traditional kapa-maker hasSharing food is an act of love. For carver, weaver, beader, and artist Andrea Wilbur Sigo (Squaxin Island, Skokomish), her family and culture's connection to food and gathering have both helped her in creating her series of beautiful Great Ladder kitchenware collection, which includes a serving bowl, serving platter, and set of kitchen towels. "From a very young age, we are taught about harvest times for all of our natural resources," shares Andrea.