Michigan Artist made canvas bags, Locally Caught Fish!

Used by Japanese anglers in the 1800s as a way to record the size and species of their catch before the hall was sent to a fishmonger,  Gyotaku (gee-oh-tak-o) has evolved into an art. Using water-based paints or ink, fish can be washed and eaten after print making. These canvas bags are handcrafted with local perch caught from Drummond Island waters! How cool is that?