Giclée artwork by award-winning Cherokee artist Ron Mitchell. Each piece is numbered.
"Long ago there was a Cherokee clan called Ani'-Tsa' guhi, at the time of the great famine. The clan said, 'Here we must work hard and have not always enough. In the woods there is always plenty without work. We will go and live in the woods.'
Thereafter they were call yanu, Bears. In times of hunger the Cherokees are allowed to hunt them. They can go into the woods and call them with the BEAR SONG and they will come."
20" X 16"