Ay Ay Mut Original Salish Coat Jacket artist William Good for Sale

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Ay Ay Mut Original Salish Coat Jacket artist William Good For Sale

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Ay Ay Mut Original Salish Coat Jacket artist William Good:
$749.99

Up for sale is a truly remarkable piece of fashion history: an original Salish Coat from the 1990s, proudly bearing the iconic "Ay Ay Mut" brand, designed by the talented Sandra Moorhouse-Good. This exquisite coat is crafted from premium quality wool, providing a luxurious and comfortable feel.
Hailing from the beautiful province of British Columbia, Canada, this coat showcases the authentic craftsmanship of Coast Salish designs, making it a rare find, especially in such impeccable condition. Its unique blend of artistry and style sets it apart from ordinary coats.
The Ay Ay Mut brand holds significant historical value as it was the very first Coast Salish clothing line, and its legacy continues to thrive to this day. Sandra Moorhouse-Good, the visionary behind this iconic brand, laid the foundation for her family's continued success in the fashion industry. Her daughters have followed in her footsteps and are still actively involved in the fashion world.
The artistic genius behind the Ay Ay Mut designs is none other than William Good, an esteemed artist and mentor in the Coast Salish community. Even now, William Good remains an integral part of the fashion industry, contributing his masterful carvings and providing artistic guidance to his daughters' clothing brand, Ay Lelum.
Now, you have the opportunity to own a piece of history – a genuine Ay Ay Mut Salish Coat, evoking the rich cultural heritage and artistic brilliance of the Coast Salish people. This coat measures 36 inches in length, 27 inches pit to pit, and 31 inches arm length, ensuring a comfortable and stylish fit for the lucky owner.
Don't miss this chance to own a piece of fashion history and experience the artistic legacy of Ay Ay Mut. offer now to make this extraordinary coat a part of your cherished collection.
Brand: Ay Ay MutDate : 1990sLocation: British Columbia CanadaOriginal Salish CoatDesigner: SandraMoorhouse-GoodMaterial: WoolArtist: William Good
Measurements:Length: 36 inchesPit to Pit: 27 inchesArm length: 31 inchesWILLIAM GOODWilliam Good is a Hereditary Chief from the Snuneymuxw First Nation, in Nanaimo, B.C.. He is the Master Carver and Cultural Historian responsible for revitalizing the traditional Coast Salish Snuneymuxw art form. He has spent decades researching this almost extinct visual language of the Coast Salish people, and has spent years producing art and teaching it to students, as well as sharing it with the community. In the height of his career, he worked in many media, including hand-pulled limited edition silk screens, painting, gold and silver jewellery, art restoration, garment manufacturing and carving-plaques, panels, steam bent boxes and totem poles. In his retirement years, he continues to carve master works and he collaborates with his family to create garment designs for Ay Lelum-The Good House of Design with his daughters, Sophia and Aunalee, and with their mother, artist, Sandra Moorhouse-Good. Throughout this, he has also passed the traditional art form on to his son, accomplished artist and carver, W. Joel Good, and they spend their days carving side by side.Having worked and produced art in his community since the late 1970's, William Good has a vast body of work. A few features are that he has carved the "Welcome" Poles for the City of Nanaimo at Duke Point, has contributed knowledge and carvings for the permanent Snuneymuxw Exhibit at the Nanaimo Museum, and has carved the story of Sque-em for the City of Nanaimo Public art exhibit. Having had an open Art Studio, an Art Gallery called Art of the Siem in the 1990's and wholesaling to Galleries, his works have been shown and sold all over the globe. He currently carves master works while teaching his family and provides designs and art mentorship to his daughters for their clothing, Ay Lelum. With a recent article in the Royal BC Museum Curious Magazine called "Restoring balance: Reuniting Coast Salish Art and Oral History" written by his daughter Aunalee Boyd-Good, you can see how the impact of his years of research, Mastering the traditional Coast Salish art style and how his contributions have had an immense impact on his community and his family.
William Good was awarded the prestigious City of Nanaimo Culture and Heritage Award, "Honor in Culture" for 2018. This is awarded to an individual who has contributed to the cultural fabric of the City of Nanaimo. With his decades of research and revitalization of the Traditional Coast Salish style of the Snuneymuxw area, receiving this award is a great honor.