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Totem
Wood
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Douglas Reynolds Gallery

Posted on March 18, 2021

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Throughout the Northwest Coast, Frogs are closely

Throughout the Northwest Coast, Frogs are closely associated with the power of transformation and are the primary spirit helpers of shamans. For this reason, Frogs can often be seen emerging from the ears or mouths of creatures that have both human and animal elements.⁠
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Frog Tile by Don Yeomans (Haida).

In Haida tradition, Moon is associated with female

In Haida tradition, Moon is associated with female personalities and is typically represented with a labrette piercing in the lip, as high-ranking Haida women often wore labrettes. Fort his piece, however, Trace Yeomans (Haida) wanted to create a Moon that exudes feminine qualities without including a labrette in the design. ⁠
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Moon Mask by Trace Yeomans (Haida).

Over the last few years, Don Yeomans (Haida) has c

Over the last few years, Don Yeomans (Haida) has created several series of these limited-edition interlocking panel designs. Each of these Eagle and Bear tiles stands on its own, but when mounted as a group, creates an impactful installation. ⁠
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Eagle and Bear Tiles by Don Yeomans (Haida).

This playful carved bentwood box features Seal and

This playful carved bentwood box features Seal and Salmon. Seal appears rarely in the art as a crest but appears often in stories as a figure representing wealth and abundance. ⁠
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Seal and Salmon Bentwood Box by Cecilia Adams (Gitxsan).

The practice of steaming and bending boxes is an a

The practice of steaming and bending boxes is an ancient tradition specific to the Northwest Coast. The abundance of large cedar trees allows for the harvesting of long, straight boards that are used to make these unique containers. ⁠
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Bentwood Box by Beau Dick (Kwakwaka'wakw).

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