Salish Sea Paper Garland

Bring a little coastal Pacific Northwest magic indoors.

Inspired by the ecosystems of the Salish Sea, this beautifully illustrated paper garland features marine species found along the coastal waters shared between Washington and British Columbia. Lighthearted, colorful, and full of naturalist charm, it adds an easy touch of seaside wonder to shelves, windows, reading corners, creative spaces, classrooms, and cozy homes.

Stretching approximately 7–8 feet long, the garland is lightweight and easy to drape, making it perfect for ocean-inspired decor, beach cabins, game rooms, seasonal displays, nurseries, and anyone who feels happiest near salt water and tide pools.

Designed, made, and packaged on Mayne Island in British Columbia, each garland carries the thoughtful, handmade feeling of a tiny coastal curiosity-shop treasure.

Product Details

• Approximately 7–8 feet long
• Features species inspired by the Salish Sea ecosystem
• Intended for indoor use
• Handle gently when unraveling and hanging
• String color may vary
• Comes packaged
• Designed, made, and packaged on Mayne Island, British Columbia, Canada

Why We Love It

This one feels especially close to home for Pacific Northwest coast lovers — playful, coastal, and wonderfully calming. We love decor that quietly celebrates regional ecosystems, and this garland feels like bringing home a tiny stretch of shoreline and sea air.

About the Maker

Hissing Mink creates colorful, quirky paper goods and small home treasures inspired by the flora, fauna, folklore, and ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest. Designed, made, and packaged on Mayne Island in British Columbia, their work blends naturalist curiosity with playful storytelling — somewhere between a field guide, a folklore collection, and a cozy little curiosity shop.

We especially love how their pieces celebrate the wild details often overlooked: wetlands, shorebirds, cryptids, native plants, tide pools, and woodland creatures alike.

Women-owned, handmade, and proudly not on Amazon.