Scarf| Indigenous Owned Every Child Matters Art | Native Art | First Nations Artist

Designed by Chipewyan Artist John Rombough.

"The beautiful artwork features two ancestors watching over the land, they pray for all the children – every child matters"

Eco-scarves are made of 100% recycled plastic bottles. 180cm x 70cm1

Artist Story:

Chipewyan Dene artist John Rombough was born in the remote community of Sioux Lookout in Northern Ontario, Canada. At the age of three, John was adopted by Carol and Lyall Rombough, a Prince Edward Island couple. He attributes his early interest in drawing and painting to being raised in their giving and artistic environment.  

As a young adult, John began the search for his birth parents. He discovered his biological father and decided to move to rediscover his cultural identity. John Rombough’s painting style has since changed to reflect the harmony of the Dene people with the natural world. His art sends the message of compassion and respect.

His paintings are instrumental in conveying a message to the youth, a message of encouragement, leadership, strength, will power, and determination. New cultural discoveries continue to provide him with an inexhaustible reservoir of ideas to put to canvas.

Note: Oscardo products are produced to feature the beautiful artwork of many talented artists of the First Nations peoples. Products themselves are not produced in Canada but rather promote awareness to the important work being done by these artists across Canada.

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