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This design is created to honor Grandmother Rock. Grandmother Rock is a sea stack located on Trinidad State Beach in Trinidad, CA, named because its silhouette resembles an elderly woman watching the sea. Crowned with Sitka spruces, the island next to Her is Pewetole Island, also known as Pu Island.

 

In this design, we also celebrate the California condors (Prey-go-neesh in the Yurok language)
that have been successfully reintroduced to the Yurok ancestral territory in Northern California. The condors hold profound cultural significance for the Yurok people, who consider them messengers that carry prayers to the heavens. Their return is a vital part of the tribe's obligation to restore balance to the natural world.

 

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Grandmother Rock & Condor

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    Seaside Weaver Dave Cooper
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    707-834-3830

    We have the privilege of living and working on the unceded ancestral territory and current homeland of the Wiyot tribe otherwise known as Humboldt County, California.  We strive daily to honor the sacredness of this land and to be in right relationship with all of life.

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