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Totem
Wood
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Gold
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Hand carved and painted red cedar and acyrlic eagle, shaman, sculpin holding a copper totem pole by Kwakwaka’wakw artist Charlie James

Posted on November 24, 2017

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Alvin Adkins has a recognizable style and carves w

Alvin Adkins has a recognizable style and carves with a heavy gauge so he can achieve an especially sculpted piece. This bracelet is no exception and showcases his style beautifully.⁠
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Hummingbirds Bracelet by Alvin Adkins (Haida).

Ses Saunders comes from a long line of Nuxalk carv

Ses Saunders comes from a long line of Nuxalk carvers. His father Skip and grandfather Arthur “Silyas” Saunders are both self-taught accomplished carvers. Arthur was a former Native Artist Fellowship award recipient from the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian.⁠
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Happy Go Lucky Portrait Mask by Ses Saunders (Nuxalk).

This sculpted moon mask by Ses recently came into

This sculpted moon mask by Ses recently came into the gallery. It showcases his precise carving and painting and resembles a historic Nuxalk mask c.1870.⁠
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Moon Mask by Ses Saunders (Nuxalk).

Ses Saunders is one of the youngest recipients of

Ses Saunders is one of the youngest recipients of the YVR Art Foundation Youth Artist Scholarship. Ses has been working under the guidance of renowned Haida artist Robert Davidson (swipe to see Robert holding this piece).⁠
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Emerging from the Mountaintops by Ses Saunders (Nuxalk).

This ultra suede panel is one of Trace's more rece

This ultra suede panel is one of Trace's more recent works. Around 2015, Trace did a series of panels where she changed from wool to suede as a more contemporary medium.⁠
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Killer Whale Panel by Trace Yeomans (Haida).

This piece by Trace Yeomans is made from hand-cut

This piece by Trace Yeomans is made from hand-cut and sewn wool, similar to a traditional Haida-style button blanket.

Frog Wool Hanging by Trace Yeomans (Haida).

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