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Rope Tote Bag "Little Critters" (tan) by Storm Angeconeb Cherokee Language And Then She Fell is"Little Critters" (tan) Rope Tote Bag 100% Cotton with zipper closure and inside pockets Size: 17" x 15" Artwork by Storm Angeconeb Storm Angeconeb, an Ojibwe artist and proud member of the Lac Seul First Nation in Treaty Three Territory, was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Now residing in Red Lake, Ontario, Storm's art often features animals and birds, symbolizing herself and those dear to her. Her vibrant murals adorn various locations across