Nakwaxda'xw Speaker Mask Limited Edition Print

Nakwaxda'xw Speaker Mask Limited Edition Print'Nakwaxda'xw Speaker Mask by Kwakwakawakw artist Walter George of the 'Nakwaxdaxw Nation. This mask is hand carved in red cedar and is painted in black, dark green and red acrylic with a 'sooty' finish applied to the finished surface. The tool marked surface provides a lovely textured finish to this piece. The mask is enhanced by the addition of cedar bark bundles on the top, sides, and bottom of the mask. This substantial mask is about 15 inches or

First Nations Artist from the Pacific Northwest Coast

sheltering under its mother's wing

down and spider webs

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This red cedar panel is about 11 3/4 inches or about 29 1/2 centimeters in diameter and 1 3/4 inches or 4 1/2 centimeters thick

Chíin Sgáanuwaay ~ Supernatural Salmon I is a Hand-Pulled Serigraph from a limited edition of 145 Prints from 2009

up to more than 5 inches wide and up to about 1 inch thick

a Ko'lus flew down from heaven and shed his coat

Following his instructions to the people

Combined they symbolize love and harmony between all people

The Raven's wings and the moon in the Raven's beak are detachable

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