Otter Steps Coverlet Kandi McGilton different family clans have different

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Otter Steps Coverlet Kandi McGilton different family clans have differentThe sun shines above the snow covered Ojibwe homelands, illuminating a trail of footprints from a well known furry friend: the River Otter. In traditional Ojibwe art, the "Otter Steps" pattern is often seen across weaving and beadwork. Anishinaabe Ojibwe artist Giizh Agaton Howes has adapted and woven this iconic design across her new Bed Linen Collection. In a muted cream, she highlights the step, step, slide movement an otter makes when moving