All our badanas are
100% Grown & Sewn in the USA cotton
Artist-designed
Hand-dyed
Printed using eco-friendly, water-based ink
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once they are sold out, they are never printed again
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Mia Ohki is a Metis-Japanese-Canadian artist, born in Connecticut, USA, and raised in Alberta, Canada. She lives and works between Edmonton, AB, and Vancouver, BC.
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Mia primarily illustrates with black pen on white paper; however, she also uses many other visual art mediums, including sculpture and paint. Her art is influenced by her background, with Japanese and Metis culture frequently intersecting in her work.
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"I work with distinct black line-work for traditional simplicity in my communication of emotions and ideas. Although I occasionally experiment with different mediums, I usually use black pen or paint on white canvas or paper. I attempt to inspire feelings in the viewer with an emphasis on setting and body language instead of clear facial features or expressions. My work is for all audiences, and I strive to create relatable portrayals of the feminine, social, and cultural influences in my life. Subject matter frequently centers around my background, and as a Japanese-Metis artist, it serves as a way to show the viewer a unique mixed cultural perspective. Interactions with nature and the personification of nature are also subjects I have enjoyed exploring throughout my practice. My first solo show titled 'I Know What It Looks Like'' was completed in 2018 - all information can be found on my website."