Blush Silks Haida Raven & Eagle Cushion Cover Set - Lyle Campbell Collection

Haida Raven & Eagle Mulberry Silk Cushion Cover Set

18" × 18" Mulberry Silk cushion covers featuring Haida Raven and Eagle artwork by Lyle Campbell.

Silk Details

100% Grade 6A Mulberry Silk

Beautifully smooth Mulberry Silk gives these decorative cushion covers a luxurious finish and showcases Lyle Campbell’s Haida artwork.

Certification: Made with OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified fabric.

Care: Gently hand wash in cool water using a gentle, pH-neutral detergent formulated for silk or delicate fabrics. Lay flat to dry. Do not place in the dryer.

About the Artist

Lyle’s Haida Name is T’aaw Tlaahl (10 Coppers). He is an active member of the Sdasta’aas Sangaalth Eagle Clan, of the Edenshaw Family. He’s a world renowned Haida Carver. He works primarily in Western Red Cedar. Carving Haida Poles, Masks, Paddles, Panels and Paintings. He’s also well known for his graphic art producing limited edition silkscreen prints, painted Drums and Tattoo Designs.

Haida Raven

This is the profile of a Raven. The raven is one of the most central characters in Haida mythology. He is a supernatural being whose many tales and epics are laden with exploits and fumbles. However, throughout his misadventures many important gifts are brought to the Haida people. Some of the more popular stories involving Raven are Raven Steals the Light and Raven and the First Haida emerging from the Clamshell. Other creatures hidden within the Raven design are a human in the lift wing, a raven spirit in the right wing and a salmon trout head motif within the tail.

Haida Eagle

The Haida are divided into two social groups, the eagles and the ravens. Lyle is a member of the Eagle Clan of the Edenshaw family. Haida must marry someone from the other primary clan. Eagles mate for life, and build large nests of sticks in high treetops which they occupy and add to for years. Over time these nests can grow to weigh over a ton and be ten feet across. Tucked within the Eagle design can be found a second eagle in his left wing, a human in his right wing and a chief’s face within the feathers.