A Pachyrhinosaurus stands on a dark rock ledge at the edge of a still lake, its body built from Northwest Coast formline, ovoids and U-forms in red, black and deep green, with formline cedars behind it and a red sun watching from above. The word pachyrhinosaurus runs underneath. The name means thick-nosed lizard: instead of a nose horn it carried a massive bony boss, under a frill crowned with curling spikes. It roamed Late Cretaceous Alberta and Alaska. Made from lightweight 100% ring-spun cotton with a soft, sensory-friendly feel. Every order funds kelp restoration on the Pacific Northwest coast.