'Salmon and Eggs' is a hand carved and stained yellow cedar wall plaque with inlaid abalone shells. It is a story piece carved by Snaw-naw-as First Nation artist Brian Bob. Brian's story pieces embrace 'the circular way of life', a philosophy passed on to him from his ancestors. This value system honours the gift each creature gives to another to sustain life's cycle.

In 'Salmon and Eggs', Brian tells the story of how the salmon gives up its own existence to support the eagle's life. The eggs in the fish's belly continue his story of the future generations -- how the eggs grow into many mature salmon which will then feed future mature eagles. In sacrificing himself to feed Eagle, Salmon is in fact transformed into Eagle.