Orange Shirt Day – The Offical Book of Orange Shirt Society Clothing Upon arriving at the residential

Upon arriving at the residential school the shirt was removed from Phyllis and never returned by the nuns operating the school

Incorporating various Jaspers with the grace of the an Orca tail

Oval Bowl with carved native motif by Mark Garfield

Stichtite crystals range from pink to deep purple and are found embedded in reich green Serpentine

Orange Shirt Day – The Offical Book of Orange Shirt Society Clothing Upon arriving at the residentialEdited and Approved by Phyllis Webstad & Joan Sorley Orange Shirt Day was inspired by the story of a survivor named Phyllis Webstad. When Phyllis was 6 years old she went to Residential School for the first time wearing a brand new shiny orange shirt. When she arrived at the school her shirt was taken away and never to be seen again. To Phyllis the colour orange was a symbol that she did not matter. Today she has learned to accept the colour and even