RAVEN WOLDEN

Raven Wolden is a Coast Salish artist, graphic designer, and Indigenous entrepreneur from Sts’ailes First Nation. Based in Chilliwack, BC, Raven specializes in First Nations artwork, blending traditional formline with contemporary design
Art has been a lifelong passion for Raven, from a very young age Raven has aspired to be an artist influenced by her mother, Betty Ann Pennier (First Nations clothing designer), her father, Rory Wolden (artist and graphic designer), and her late uncle, George Pennier (First Nations artist and carver).
Raven is deeply committed to cultural storytelling through her work, ensuring that each design carries meaning and connection to her heritage.
Coast Salish wood wall art by Raven Wolden is a unique form of Indigenous art. Birch wood is used to create intricate designs that are inspired by traditional West Coast First Nations art. These works of art capture the history and culture of the Coast Salish people, as well as the beauty of birch wood. The Coastal Salish birch wall art is a beautiful way to decorate any home or office and celebrate indigenous heritage at the same time. With its unique design and craftsmanship, this type of wall art is sure to be treasured for many years to come.