Salt & Pepper Pump - Sea To Sky by Corrine Hunt

Bring thoughtful Pacific Northwest Coast design to your table with these salt and pepper pumps by Kwakwaka'wakw, Tlingit artist Corrine Hunt. Elegant, meaningful, and designed with intention - they turn everyday meals into moments connected to culture, land, and story.

What Makes It Special:

• Art with intention: The Sea to Sky design weaves together Orca (sharing), Wolf (family peace), and Eagle (inner freedom) - Corrine Hunt’s signature storytelling through form.

• Thoughtful craftsmanship: Stainless steel, sleek, and durable - purposeful pieces that look stunning on the table or displayed on open shelves.

• Perfect Gift For:

  • Corporate gifting

  • Housewarming celebrations

  • Weddings or anniversaries

  • Hosts who appreciate functional art

Indigenous artist Corrine Hunt about her design:

"The Sea to Sky collection combines my designs of the elements:
Sea looks like a Killer Whale, which stands for sharing the spirit with everyone.
The Land is represented by an abstract Wolf design, which stands for peace in the family.
Air is portrayed as an Eagle design, which stands for the freedom in yourself."

Learn more about Kwakwaka'wakw, Tlingit artist Corrine Hunt.

Designed on the lands now known as British Columbia, Canada by Panabo.

5 % of sales of products with Indigenous designs goes to IRSSS (Indian Residential School Survivors Society).

Dimensions:  5.5" x 1" / 14 x 2.5 cm
Weight:   6.1 oz /  174 g
Material:  stainless steel
Care: no dishwasher, do not clean with abrasives

Introducing stylish and timelessly designed salt and pepper pumps by renowned Indigenous female artist Corrine Hunt. Bring the West Coast to your home and table. They make a great corporate or housewarming gift, or maybe you just want to treat yourself and enjoy the Sea to Sky salt and pepper pumps on your shelf or table to admire every day.

Indigenous artist Corrine Hunt about her design:

"The Sea to Sky collection combines my designs of the elements: Sea looks like a Killer Whale which stands for sharing the spirit with everyone. The Land is represented by an abstract Wolf design which stands for peace it the family. The Air is portrayed as an Eagle design which stands for the freedom in yourself."

Learn more about Kwakwaka'wakw, Tlingit artist Corrine Hunt.

Designed on the lands now known as British Columbia, Canada by Panabo.

5 % of sales of products with Indigenous designs goes to IRSSS (Indian Residential School Survivors Society).

Dimensions:  5.5" x 1" / 14 x 2.5 cm
Weight:   6.1 oz /  174 g
Material:  stainless steel
Care: no dishwasher, do not clean with abrasives