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Salmon design pocket notebook by Haida artist Corey Bulpitt at Quichua World Market.
The Salmon Notebook by Corey Bulpitt seamlessly blends everyday functionality with beautiful Indigenous art. Ideal for sketching, journaling, or keeping your daily thoughts organized, this pocket-sized companion features 60 blank, unlined pages made from sustainable, FSC-certified paper. Each page is cleanly perforated, allowing you to tear out sheets effortlessly whenever inspiration strikes. The cover displays a striking salmon motif, capturing a traditional symbol of abundance, perseverance, and renewal. Measuring 4" x 5.75", its compact design makes it perfect for slipping into a bag or pocket while you commute. Drop by our brick and mortar storefront in downtown Ottawa to browse our full selection of contemporary artist-designed stationery in person.

Salmon Notebook by Corey Bulpitt

SKU: 629117082015
$6.95Price
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    We believe that Indigenous artists should be treated fairly and with respect. Authenticity of art, design, and culture is the foundation of our mission of building everyday connection to Indigenous cultures.

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  • Corey Bulpitt (Akos) is a Haida artist from the Eagle Clan of the Naikun Raven lineage. A master carver and urban artist, his work bridge traditional Haida formline with contemporary graffiti and mural art. Bulpitt apprenticed under master carver Christian White and has contributed to major monumental projects, including totem poles and canoes. His practice is characterized by a high level of technical skill and a desire to make Haida art accessible and relevant to a modern audience, often blending classical motifs with a bold, street-art aesthetic.

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