Hamatsa Huk Huk Mask Tahltan

Hamatsa Huk Huk Mask TahltanThis Hamatsa Huk Huk Headdress is carved by Dave Jacobson, from the Kwakwakawakw Nation. The Huk Huk mask is carved from red cedar and the beak is articulated and can open and close. It is decorated with carved hands that represents the dancer's hands, cedar bark and acrylic paint. The hands are carved from yellow cedar. The size is about L= 38 inches, H= 9 1 2 inches ( with cedar bark 27 inches) , W= 13 inches. The price does not include the price of

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I had listened to legends of the territories some fifty years earlier

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The size is about L= 38 inches

This Haida Eagle Band is carved in Sterling Silver by Carmen Goertzen from the Haida Nation

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My grandmother’s main crest was an eagle--a kwikw as we say it in Kwak̕wala

from the Kwakwaka´wakw Nation

and up to 1 inch or 2

quickly becoming embroiled in controversy and passed away only 3 years later in obscurity