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Octopus

Octopus, also known as Devilfish, is a sea spirit helper known for it’s transformational abilities. It is a crest in the Tsimshian Eagle clan and symbolizes wealth in Kwakwaka’wakw mythology.

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2335 Granville Street (between 7th and 8th Ave)
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada V6H 3G4

How to find us
+1 (604) 731 9292
info@douglasreynoldsgallery.com

Regular Hours

Monday – Saturday: 10 — 6
Sunday: 12 — 5

The Gallery is maintaining normal hours and operations while practicing physical distancing.

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Under the guidance of his Father, Harris Smith, Ro Under the guidance of his Father, Harris Smith, Rod Smith has studied traditional Kwakwaka'wakw design forms and styles. Rod is most known for his detailed and elegant painting style. This piece is an intricately painted sculpture showcasing the traditional S-form in a modern way.
"At this moment in time where the world finds itse "At this moment in time where the world finds itself in crisis, humanity is looking to pierce the veil of truth to find deeper understanding of how we are all connected. We’re finding heroes where we wouldn’t normally recognize them, we’re working together despite isolation, and families and togetherness are becoming increasingly more important. This is a real collective spiritual moment for humanity."⁠ ⁠ Humanity by Klatle-Bhi
This beautifully carved feather is by Salish artis This beautifully carved feather is by Salish artist Luke Marston. He grew up in a family of artists and has been carving since he was a child. Feathers and eagle down are often used in ceremonial contexts and are symbolic of supernatural powers.
This playful, pop-art style belt buckle is unmista This playful, pop-art style belt buckle is unmistakably the work of Heiltsuk artist Shawn Hunt, whose modern interpretations of Northwest Coast imagery have pushed the boundaries of the traditional art form.
Haida artist Jesse Brillon is a master of the repo Haida artist Jesse Brillon is a master of the repoussé technique, a skill that is highlighted in this remarkable Eagle Woman Bracelet. Repoussé is a technique that involves the hammering of the material from the back to create an image in high relief on the front of the piece.
Some stunning silver works have come into the gall Some stunning silver works have come into the gallery recently, including these elegant, hand-carved Salmon Trout Head cufflinks by Bill Reid. This design is often shown in formline to represent joints in crest figures, but here Reid emphasizes the design element on its own.
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