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West Vancouver exhibit highlights Indigenous beaded dog blankets

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By Abby Luciano, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, North Shore News An exhibition in West Vancouver is amplifying an almost lost practice from Northern Indigenous communities – beaded dog sled blankets. Tāpis: A Love Letter to Our Dog Kin is the latest exhibit at the Ferry Building Gallery, showcasing nine intricate dog blankets crafted by four Indigenous artists.
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