Sea Dreams Notebook sarahagaton and Coast Salish people—especially the

and Coast Salish people—especially the Snoqualmie Tribe

Let your ideas flow with our Wild Plums Inspired Pen by Giizh Agaton Howes (Anishinaabe-Ojibwe)

“The traditional basket weaving pattern here is called the Noon Day Sun

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Killer Whale: Symbolizes strength

Sea Dreams Notebook sarahagaton and Coast Salish people—especially theThree humpback whales swim in a sea of dreamy blues, pinks, and purples in our Sea Dreams Notebook, designed by Nychelle Schneider (Snoqualmie). I adore humpback whales, shares Nychelle. Curious and intelligent, these beautiful creatures stop in the Puget Sound on their journey between warmer breeding waters around Hawaii and their winter feeding grounds in the Bering Sea. Although endangered, humpback whales are making an incredible comeback in