TRADITIONAL BIRCH BARK BITING ARTIST
Tânisi, pîhtokwê ekwa mitoni miywêyihtam
Halfmoon Woman is a keeper of ancient knowledge and a rare Indigenous art form called—Wiigwaasowin mîkosimin or birch bark biting. With every delicate fold and precise bite, she transforms thin layers of birch bark into intricate designs that carry the spirit of her ancestors.
Explore her creations and journey into a world where tradition meets artistry, and where the bite of bark breathes life into stories untold.
Host Biting Back: Our Cultural Resilience at Your Gallery or Museum
An art exhibition by Halfmoon showcasing fashion and modern designs alongside her permanent collection.
This powerful exhibit not only celebrates artistic resilience but educates audiences on First Nations history, culture, survival and resiliency through time. More than art, it’s a statement of identity and reclamation.
Book this extraordinary experience for your gallery today!
Traditional
One of A Kind
Indigenous Art