Owl Rattle Mask

Owl Rattle MaskThis Owl Rattle was hand carved by Kwakiutl artist Trevor Hunt. It has been carved from red cedar and painted in black, green, grey, and red acrylic. It sits on a removable base. The Owl Symbol represents a bird of wisdom and intuition, magic and prophecy. Owls are often seen as messengers. Find more information about and examples of The Owl Northwest Coast First Nations symbol. The rattle, not including the stand, measures approximately 14 1 4 inches

with a sense of humour

and about 3/16 of an inch or 1/2 of a centimeter thick

Tłaḵwagila'ogwa is the Chief of the Undersea People's Wife

The lid is adorned with a total of 6 mother-of-pearl inlays

The Pendant features a carved crescent moon with a Raven carved into the top

Print Size:  44 x 76

The paddle is deeply carved in yellow cedar and painted in red

Late in the evening

Thank you kleco-kleco

I was struck by the romantic scene and stopped to take a few photos

This crest comes from Calvin’s Tlingit great

6 1/8 inches or 15 1/2 centimeters long