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Known to many as Devils Tower, this volcanic monolith in Wyoming holds a deeper name and story among Native peoples: Bear Lodge. According to one legend, the mountain’s deep vertical grooves were carved by a giant bear’s claws as it tried to reach a princess who had taken refuge atop the rock. This sacred place still rises with mystery and meaning beneath ever-changing skies.
For Originals:
Painted on 140 lb cotton watercolor paper—archival, textured, and made to last. [Learn more]
For Prints:
Printed on Hahnemühle Hemp 290 gsm fine art paper—sustainable, richly textured, and museum-quality. [Learn more]
Known to many as Devils Tower, this volcanic monolith in Wyoming holds a deeper name and story among Native peoples: Bear Lodge. According to one legend, the mountain’s deep vertical grooves were carved by a giant bear’s claws as it tried to reach a princess who had taken refuge atop the rock. This sacred place still rises with mystery and meaning beneath ever-changing skies.
For Originals:
Painted on 140 lb cotton watercolor paper—archival, textured, and made to last. [Learn more]
For Prints:
Printed on Hahnemühle Hemp 290 gsm fine art paper—sustainable, richly textured, and museum-quality. [Learn more]