"Tsalteshi Trails Map" is a celebration of our local trails and the people who love them. Tsałt'eshi means "Black Stone Axe Ridge in Dena'ina Athabaskan, and is the traditional place name for the ridge that roughly parallels the Kenai River (Kahtnu). It has been a transportation corridor for local indigenous people for thousands of years. I am grateful for their past and present stewardship of the land. To learn more about the Dena'ina language, visit https://web.kpc.alaska.edu/denaina/. Original 16x32-inch acrylic painting by Alaskan Artist Kaitlin Vadla on stretched 100% cotton duck archival canvas. Although this original has been collected, fine art paper and canvas prints can be made to order. All paper giclée cards and prints use archival inks on museum quality paper and are printed locally in Kenai, Alaska. All canvas giclée prints are printed in the United States and have a protective UV coating. For more information, custom sizes, or rush orders, please contact Kaitlin at (907) 252-6525 or [email protected].
