Chrome Plated Eagle Servers

Chrome Plated Eagle ServersThis elegant set of chrome plated servers features an Eagle crest by Haida artist Andrew Williams. A perfect gift to celebrate a momentous occasion, these servers are dishwasher safe and come packaged in a sleek box for easy presentation. In Northwest Coast Indigenous cultures, the Eagle is a symbol of freedom, strength and grace. Eagle down is used in ceremonies to honour respected guests. Andrew Williams was born in 1964 in Haida Gwaii and is a

Hammond-Kaarremaa

Jim’s work is featured in galleries and private collections worldwide

She is an anthropologist and worked as Urban Indigenous Liaison and Curator

which is a part of MOA's permanent collection and is on display at the Museum of Anthropology (pictured last)

Bentwood boxes are unique to Northwest Coast Indigenous cultures and are used for both ceremonial and everyday functions

As a nod to the countless tarps used as temporary shelters during natural disasters

Steedman is also a professor at the Simon Fraser University Publishing Program

Kwakwaka’wakw and Tlingit artist Corrine Hunt designed this cast necklace that depicts the Eagle crest: a symbol of freedom

77''L x 26''W

Many people see the pipeline as the Black Snake

puppets have enthralled audiences with their unique charm

Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas challenges native stereotypes through illustrative storytelling