Warrior Woman Mask New

Warrior Woman Mask NewThis Warrior Woman Mask is carved in red cedar by Russell Tate from the Ditidaht First Nation on the southwest coast of Vancouver Island. The mask is painted in dark red acrylic and features abalone in the eyes, white feathers and a small bundle of cedar bark on top of the mask, and black horse hair. This mask, not including the hair, measures approximately 8 1 2 inches or 21 1 2 centimeters high, 8 inches or 20 1 4 centimeters wide, and 5 inches or

and rivers where there were none before

The rattle has been painted in beige and black acrylic and features horsehair

and deals with the subject of transformation and travel between the human and non-human world

This Fungus Man carving was hand-carved by Haida artist Allan Weir

The mask is trimmed with cedar bark rope

This Haida Butterfly Pendant is hand-carved in silver by artist Chris Russ from the Haida Nation

The story explains how Raven motivated man to leave the safe haven of the clam shell and establish the Haida Nation on Haida Gwaii

and white acrylic

measures approximately 38 inches or 96 1/2 centimeters long

thousands of flowers

Find more information about and examples of The Frog Northwest Coast First Nations symbol

most notably the Haida