Articulated Raven Mask

Articulated Raven MaskThis cheeky Raven mask by Kwakwakawakw artist Alfred Robertson is hand carved from red cedar and finished with strips of red cedar bark and acrylic paint. The Raven's articulated beak allows it to be displayed on the wall in either an open or closed position. The Raven, one of the most important figures in Northwest Coast artwork, is known as a trickster and bringer of light. Raven represents creation and knowledge. Born in 1950 in Kingcome Inlet,

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Handcrafted by ceramic artist Denise Jeffrey

The roots of lowriding trace all the way back to the 1940s when car culture was beginning to popularize across America

Say "good morning" to the animals of the Northwest Coast with this charming board book

lightning and thunder

Through his books and plush toys

Natagura nuts pictured in background not included

determination and fearlessness

The Eagle symbolizes great strength

but when she got to the school

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Wilson's painted and appliquéd imagery also pushes the series into the realms of history painting and folk art