Makwa And His Quest For Honey by Pam Cailloux, Indigenous Art Card, Framed Art Card, Métis Artist

$74.99

Indigenous Art Card

Framed Outside Finished Size: 13 X 16, Double Mat, 1.25” Black Wood Frame, Finished Backing with Wire Hanger and Artist's bio on the back.

Matted Art Card: Double Mat, White Top Mat, Black Sub Mat, Outside Mat Size is 11 X 14, With Foam Core Backing, Does Not Include Frame

AUTHENTIC INDIGENOUS.

Cultural Background: Métis (Huron and Algonquin), Québec

Pamela Cailloux was born in Chibougamau Québec. She is of Métis decent consisting of Huron and Algonquin heritage. Her artwork is heavily influenced by the teachings of the medicine wheel consisting of balance, seasons, elements and harmony. Mother earth is often represented in her works as an energy and spirit that is determined to heal and restore natural order. Pamela has been drawing all her life and the style we see today, began to take shape around 1995.

The artist or copyright holder has been paid from the sale of this product. Made and printed in Canada.

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Made in Canada

Framed Art will be carefully bubble wrapped and shipped in a box to fit.

$15 standard shipping. FREE over $140.

14-day returns accepted.

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With nearly 20 years of experience in the art and framing industry, I’ve dedicated my life to crafting beautiful, lasting pieces of art. Every cut, mat, and frame is handled personally — a reflection of the care and attention I bring to my craft.

During the pandemic, I founded Elles Art and Frame to share my passion with customers around the world and to create a space where art could be celebrated and cherished.

A special focus of our shop is Indigenous art prints and framed artwork. By showcasing and selling these pieces, we proudly support talented Indigenous artists and help share their rich stories and culture with a wider audience.