Coastal Christmas Ornament Set

$49.00

The holidays are one of the best times of the year—the crackling fire to keep the house warm, the sound of laughter from the ones you love, and the delicious aromas from the food in the kitchen, waiting to be shared. Snoqualmie artist Stirling MacArthur beautifully captures the joyful feeling of the holidays in his Coastal Christmas Ornament Set. In shimmering crimson red, sky blue, and emerald green, Stirling tells the story of gathering the Pacific Northwest (PNW) harvest and sharing it with the people you love. In Coast Salish tradition, one never turns down a gift, everyone shares in the abundance, and Stirling has chosen to share with all of us this holiday season.

His gorgeous set includes six ornaments; three symbolizing the Harvest (salmon, crab, and shrimp), two symbolizing Transportation (paddles and canoe), and one symbolizing the PNW (Orcas). Capped by a silver metal topper and emerald green velvet ribbon, our ornaments are a meaningful addition to your tree, wreath, center pieces, or any other holiday décor traditions. A perfect balance of Coast Salish patterns and traditional Christmas colors, feel the warmth of gathering with those you love and the true meaning of the holidays with our Coastal Christmas Ornament Set.

"Gathering the PNW harvest has always been the holiday tradition in my family and is the inspiration for this set. I want people to feel the warmth of being with those you love and sharing with your community during the holiday season," shares Stirling.

Product Details:

Designed by Stirling MacArthur (Snoqualmie)
Set includes 6 (six) glass ornaments with printed designs
Packaged in segmented craft box for gifting/storage
Each ornament includes matching velvet hanging ribbon
Each ornament is 3 in / 7.62 cm in diameter
Native-designed in the USA; imported

about the artist

Hello, my name is Stirling MacArthur and I am a proud member of the Snoqualmie Tribe and the founder of Salish Geometry. My art is inspired by the plants, animals, mountains, and waterways of the Pacific Northwest. I find my patterns in the observation of seasonal changes and traditions such as the eagles finding a mate in the spring or my family fishing for salmon in the summer. Not only does my inspiration come from the world around me but also through the exploration of new mediums of art. I find that each art form changes how you see the world and thus how you interact with it. It is my goal to take each of these things that I learn along the way and apply them to my next project with the hopes of creating something timeless that connects with all people.

about the artist

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