Patrick Amos – Miniature Eagle Mask
Patrick Amos-Mini Mask Eagle
Yellow Cedar,Paint,Beaded Eyes
3 inches by 2 inches with fur trim
SOLD
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Art in the ‘Special Items’ Category
Patrick Amos – Miniature Eagle Mask
Patrick Amos-Mini Mask Eagle
Yellow Cedar,Paint,Beaded Eyes
Fur Trim
3 inches by2 inches
SOLD
Ray Sim – “teetskin” is the Thunderbird
This panel “teetskin” is the Thunderbird
The inspiration came from a dream my wife had in which I was working on a panel carving as two prominent Nuu-Chah-nulth [pioneer artist] sat behind me watching. I asked her to sketch out the design for me, then refined it a bit and she affirmed this was the design from her dream.
33 inches dia by 3/4 thick
$4700.00
Cliff George – Canoe
Cliff George – Canoe Eagle with paddle and spear
16 inches by 4 inches Nuu-chan-nulth design
$450.00
WOLF HEADDRESS -Artefacts
Nuu-Chah-Nulth , Wolf Headdress
Pre-1950 Cedar,Feather’s,Mirror teeth & eye’s
Size-20 inches x 10 x 9
$2300.oo
Glass Ball & stand Ray Bob-Billy Geoge Sr
Thunderbird and Canoe People
Hand painted by Ray Bob
Carved stand by Billy George Sr
Ball 9 inches dia stand 5inches by 4inches
$1500.00
Categories: Special Items Canoe, Glass Float, Hand Painted, Paint, Painted, Ray Bob, stand, Thunderbird
Harry Williams – Wolf Drum
Wolf Drum
Red Cedar,Deer Hide,Paint
10 inches by 2.5 inches
$500.00
Books-First Nations Titles
Books featured here celebrate the cultural heritage, natural
wonders,and fine authurs of Canada’s First Nations People
Some of the titles originate from Altitude Publishing,
Bellerophon , Douglas & McIntyre , Firefly , Greystone,
Arsenal Pulp Press , Harbour Publishing , Orca Book Publishers,
Raven Publishing , Second Story , Whitecap Books , and
Wolf Creek Books
See Native Art in Ucluelet
Native Masks on Display at Cedar House Gallery
The main display in the gallery is a frequently changing selection of native masks. A number of local carvers have had their works shown at Huu-Mees Ma-As (Cedar House) Gallery along with some of the region’s best known and respected carvers.