BLUE-GREEN OCTOPUS GYOTAKU ulu ornament and can be seen in

and can be seen in public and private collections in many countries

lakes and rivers inspire our ever-popular Coastal line with the collection of fresh-water fish

Take a trip through 70 million years of history from the day of the dinosaurs to the migration of North America's animals across the Bering Land Bridge

Image size: 22 3/8" X 13"

and sits atop a pinecone

BLUE-GREEN OCTOPUS GYOTAKU ulu ornament and can be seen inOpen edition print by Corinne Danzl Image size: 30" x 20" "Gyotaku" is a traditional Japanese ink printing method used by Japanese fishermen to document their catch. Each Ink Goes Wild Alaska Gyotaku fish rub is an ink rubbing of an actual fish which was caught by Corinne or her husband Keith in Resurrection Bay. They call Seward, which is nestled between majestic mountain peaks on one side and Resurrection Bay on the other, on south central Alaska's