Munka style

[David Robertson]

Sorry to post a question not directly related to Chinook Jargon.  It may 
have to do with Northwest English, though.

What is "munka style"?

It has something to do with Northwest Coast art.  Someone I know has 
worked in this style.  But I can't find much background on this term.

Thanks for any help!

--Dave R

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