This First Nations Bear was designed by Joe Wilson who was born in 1967 into the Cowichan Tribes Native Band and was raised in Duncan, British Columbia, Canada. His interest in art began in elementary school and when he was in grade 12 he made his own silkscreen print editions. Joe first began selling his carvings at age 17 at a local Koksilah store. Since 1984 his work has reflected his search for his own cultural identity in Coast Salish art. His work is not only authentic by native tradition, it is also an artistic communication link between cultures. Joe's talent continue to bring him the recognition that is reserved for outstanding artists.
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Coast Salish Bear
$67.99
Made in British Columbia
This magnificent piece was designed by accomplished First Nations artist Noel Brown and fabricated from steel by BC artist Jack Willoughby. Noel is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
Dimensions: 10" x 5.5" x 3"
Coast Salish Killer Whale - Wall Sculpture
$525.00
Made in Canada
This magnificent piece was designed by accomplished First Nations artist Noel Brown and fabricated in steel or aluminum by BC artist Jack Willoughby. Noel is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
This Coast Salish Killer Whale wall sculpture (or Orca as it often referred to) is a stunning Canadian statement piece, available in cold rolled steel or aluminum, and in several sizes.
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Coast Salish Salmon
$89.95
Made in Canada
This magnificent piece was designed by accomplished First Nations artist Noel Brown and fabricated from steel by BC artist Jack Willoughby. Noel is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
This wall mounted Coast Salish salmon is available in 3 sizes and 2 colours. Use one as a statement piece or several to create an amazing impact wall!
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First Nations Baby Crow
$44.95
Made in British Columbia
Anvil Island Design artist Jack Willoughby lives on Vancouver Island where the ocean beaches give him much of his inspiration. Jack's career as an artist began in steel working, then teaching metal work at a Vancouver college where the freedom to create his own designs soon led him to start up Anvil Island Design. Jack's unique metal art is sold throughout North America, Europe and Japan. The strength and simplicity of his work makes it equally at home in the house, office or in an outdoor setting.
This piece was designed by Coast Salish artist Noel Brown who is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
Dimensions 14" x 6"
First Nations Blue Moon
$450.00
Made in British Columbia
This First Nations Moon was designed by Gitxsan/Cree Native artist Trevor Husband and created by metal artist Jerrod Pinder.
Trevor was born and raised on Haida Gwaii. His mother's family is Cree from Sweetgrass, Saskatchewan, French and Irish. His father's family is Gitxsan, English and Scottish. Trevor grew up fishing, hunting, camping, and enjoying being close to nature and in a tight knit community, eventually settling with his family in Cowichan Valley.
He apprenticed under Coast Salish artist Herb Rice, learning the craft of wood carving, working on plaques and totems. After a couple of years Trevor started to develop his own style, which draws from his own experience of growing up around Haida art; living in Duncan, the "City of Totems", which provided many different examples of different carving styles; and studying different styles up and down the coast. He is currently working to develop a unique style that draws from tradition, yet pushes the boundaries of the form into new places. As someone of mixed heritage, he tries to keep the spirit of Northwest art while using modern mediums and innovation to bring it to new places.
This piece measures 24" tall
The moon is the Grandmother energy. She regulates our emotions by controlling the tides, and we keep time with her as well.
Raven stole the Moon from Sky Chief along with the stars and sun and put them in the sky for all.
First Nations Canada Goose - Wings Up
$215.00
Made in British Columbia
This First Nations Canada Goose was designed by Gitxsan/Cree Native artist Trevor Husband and created by metal artist Jerrod Pinder.
Trevor was born and raised on Haida Gwaii. His mother's family is Cree from Sweetgrass, Saskatchewan, French and Irish. His father's family is Gitxsan, English and Scottish. Trevor grew up fishing, hunting, camping, and enjoying being close to nature and in a tight knit community, eventually settling with his family in Cowichan Valley.
He apprenticed under Coast Salish artist Herb Rice, learning the craft of wood carving, working on plaques and totems. After a couple of years Trevor started to develop his own style, which draws from his own experience of growing up around Haida art; living in Duncan, the "City of Totems", which provided many different examples of different carving styles; and studying different styles up and down the coast. He is currently working to develop a unique style that draws from tradition, yet pushes the boundaries of the form into new places. As someone of mixed heritage, he tries to keep the spirit of Northwest art while using modern mediums and innovation to bring it to new places.
This piece is 12.6" high x 24" wide
First Nations Crow
$108.99
Made in British Columbia
Anvil Island Design artist Jack Willoughby lives on Vancouver Island where the ocean beaches give him much of his inspiration. Jack's career as an artist began in steel working, then teaching metal work at a Vancouver college where the freedom to create his own designs soon led him to start up Anvil Island Design. Jack's unique metal art is sold throughout North America, Europe and Japan. The strength and simplicity of his work makes it equally at home in the house, office or in an outdoor setting.
This piece was designed by Coast Salish artist Noel Brown who is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
Dimensions 19" x 10.5" x 3"
First Nations Crow Branch
$125.99
Made in Canada
Anvil Island Design artist Jack Willoughby lives on Vancouver Island where the ocean beaches give him much of his inspiration. Jack's career as an artist began in steel working, then teaching metal work at a Vancouver college where the freedom to create his own designs soon led him to start up Anvil Island Design. Jack's unique metal art is sold throughout North America, Europe and Japan. The strength and simplicity of his work makes it equally at home in the house, office or in an outdoor setting.
This piece was designed by Coast Salish artist Noel Brown who is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
Size: 10" x 22". Hangs on wall.
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First Nations Dragonfly
$99.00
Made in British Columbia
This First Nations Dragonfly was designed by Gitxsan/Cree Native artist Trevor Husband and created by metal artist Jerrod Pinder.
Trevor was born and raised on Haida Gwaii. His mother's family is Cree from Sweetgrass, Saskatchewan, French and Irish. His father's family is Gitxsan, English and Scottish. Trevor grew up fishing, hunting, camping, and enjoying being close to nature and in a tight knit community, eventually settling with his family in Cowichan Valley.
He apprenticed under Coast Salish artist Herb Rice, learning the craft of wood carving, working on plaques and totems. After a couple of years Trevor started to develop his own style, which draws from his own experience of growing up around Haida art; living in Duncan, the "City of Totems", which provided many different examples of different carving styles; and studying different styles up and down the coast. He is currently working to develop a unique style that draws from tradition, yet pushes the boundaries of the form into new places. As someone of mixed heritage, he tries to keep the spirit of Northwest art while using modern mediums and innovation to bring it to new places.
This standing piece is 9.5" high x 13.25" wide
First Nations Goose - Wings Down
$215.00
Made in British Columbia
This First Nations Canada Goose was designed by Gitxsan/Cree Native artist Trevor Husband and created by metal artist Jerrod Pinder.
Trevor was born and raised on Haida Gwaii. His mother's family is Cree from Sweetgrass, Saskatchewan, French and Irish. His father's family is Gitxsan, English and Scottish. Trevor grew up fishing, hunting, camping, and enjoying being close to nature and in a tight knit community, eventually settling with his family in Cowichan Valley.
He apprenticed under Coast Salish artist Herb Rice, learning the craft of wood carving, working on plaques and totems. After a couple of years Trevor started to develop his own style, which draws from his own experience of growing up around Haida art; living in Duncan, the "City of Totems", which provided many different examples of different carving styles; and studying different styles up and down the coast. He is currently working to develop a unique style that draws from tradition, yet pushes the boundaries of the form into new places. As someone of mixed heritage, he tries to keep the spirit of Northwest art while using modern mediums and innovation to bring it to new places.
This piece is 12.6" high x 24" wide
First Nations Heron
$195.99
Made in Canada
Anvil Island Design artist Jack Willoughby lives on Vancouver Island where the ocean beaches give him much of his inspiration. Jack's career as an artist began in steel working, then teaching metal work at a Vancouver college where the freedom to create his own designs soon led him to start up Anvil Island Design. Jack's unique metal art is sold throughout North America, Europe and Japan. The strength and simplicity of his work makes it equally at home in the house, office or in an outdoor setting.
This piece was designed by Coast Salish artist Noel Brown who is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
Size: 36" x 9"
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First Nations Hummingbird - Wall Mounted
$139.99
Made in Canada
Anvil Island Design artist Jack Willoughby lives on Vancouver Island where the ocean beaches give him much of his inspiration. Jack's career as an artist began in steel working, then teaching metal work at a Vancouver college where the freedom to create his own designs soon led him to start up Anvil Island Design. Jack's unique metal art is sold throughout North America, Europe and Japan. The strength and simplicity of his work makes it equally at home in the house, office or in an outdoor setting.
This piece was designed by Coast Salish artist Noel Brown who is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
Size: 22" x 12". Hangs on wall.
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First Nations Hummingbird Standing
$165.99
Made in Canada
Anvil Island Design artist Jack Willoughby lives on Vancouver Island where the ocean beaches give him much of his inspiration. Jack's career as an artist began in steel working, then teaching metal work at a Vancouver college where the freedom to create his own designs soon led him to start up Anvil Island Design. Jack's unique metal art is sold throughout North America, Europe and Japan. The strength and simplicity of his work makes it equally at home in the house, office or in an outdoor setting.
This piece was designed by Coast Salish artist Noel Brown who is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
Size: 22" x 14"
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First Nations Orca
$325.00
Made in British Columbia
This First Nations Orca was designed by Gitxsan/Cree Native artist Trevor Husband and created by metal artist Jerrod Pinder.
Trevor was born and raised on Haida Gwaii. His mother's family is Cree from Sweetgrass, Saskatchewan, French and Irish. His father's family is Gitxsan, English and Scottish. Trevor grew up fishing, hunting, camping, and enjoying being close to nature and in a tight knit community, eventually settling with his family in Cowichan Valley.
He apprenticed under Coast Salish artist Herb Rice, learning the craft of wood carving, working on plaques and totems. After a couple of years Trevor started to develop his own style, which draws from his own experience of growing up around Haida art; living in Duncan, the "City of Totems", which provided many different examples of different carving styles; and studying different styles up and down the coast. He is currently working to develop a unique style that draws from tradition, yet pushes the boundaries of the form into new places. As someone of mixed heritage, he tries to keep the spirit of Northwest art while using modern mediums and innovation to bring it to new places.
This piece is 36" high x 33.5" wide
First Nations Raven
$142.99
Made in British Columbia
Anvil Island Design artist Jack Willoughby lives on Vancouver Island where the ocean beaches give him much of his inspiration. Jack's career as an artist began in steel working, then teaching metal work at a Vancouver college where the freedom to create his own designs soon led him to start up Anvil Island Design. Jack's unique metal art is sold throughout North America, Europe and Japan. The strength and simplicity of his work makes it equally at home in the house, office or in an outdoor setting.
This piece was designed by Coast Salish artist Noel Brown who is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
Dimensions 22.5" x 11" x 3"
First Nations Raven Branch
$129.99
Made in Canada
Anvil Island Design artist Jack Willoughby lives on Vancouver Island where the ocean beaches give him much of his inspiration. Jack's career as an artist began in steel working, then teaching metal work at a Vancouver college where the freedom to create his own designs soon led him to start up Anvil Island Design. Jack's unique metal art is sold throughout North America, Europe and Japan. The strength and simplicity of his work makes it equally at home in the house, office or in an outdoor setting.
This piece was designed by Coast Salish artist Noel Brown who is a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on the east coast of Vancouver Island. He began carving professionally in 1995 and received inspiration from James Lewis, a prominent Northwest Coast artist. He has also worked and learned from other talented individuals such as Richard Baker, Matthew Baker and Darin Lewis. Noel is renowned for his Coast Salish Art and clean designs. His art can be found in galleries and private collections around the world. His carvings are on public display at the Nanaimo BC Museum, as well as at the BC Ferries Departure Bay terminal, cruise ship terminal, and other public areas.
Size: 10" x 22". Hangs on wall.
We offer FREE SHIPPING on orders over $99 to Canada or USA.
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First Nations Salmon
$295.00
Made in British Columbia
This First Nations Salmon & Herring was designed by Joe Wilson who was born in 1967 into the Cowichan Tribes Native Band and was raised in Duncan, British Columbia, Canada. His interest in art began in elementary school and when he was in grade 12 he made his own silkscreen print editions. Joe first began selling his carvings at age 17 at a local Koksilah store. Since 1984 his work has reflected his search for his own cultural identity in Coast Salish art.
His work is not only authentic by native tradition, it is also an artistic communication link between cultures. Joe's talent continue to bring him the recognition that is reserved for outstanding artists.
This piece is 24" wide
First Nations Sun
$450.00
Made in British Columbia
This First Nations Sun was designed by Gitxsan/Cree Native artist Trevor Husband and created by metal artist Jerrod Pinder.
Trevor was born and raised on Haida Gwaii. His mother's family is Cree from Sweetgrass, Saskatchewan, French and Irish. His father's family is Gitxsan, English and Scottish. Trevor grew up fishing, hunting, camping, and enjoying being close to nature and in a tight knit community, eventually settling with his family in Cowichan Valley.
He apprenticed under Coast Salish artist Herb Rice, learning the craft of wood carving, working on plaques and totems. After a couple of years Trevor started to develop his own style, which draws from his own experience of growing up around Haida art; living in Duncan, the "City of Totems", which provided many different examples of different carving styles; and studying different styles up and down the coast. He is currently working to develop a unique style that draws from tradition, yet pushes the boundaries of the form into new places. As someone of mixed heritage, he tries to keep the spirit of Northwest art while using modern mediums and innovation to bring it to new places.
This piece measures 24" tall
Sun is the Grandfather energy, and is a gift from Creator to help us see and stay warm. Raven brought us the Sun to help mankind and all the creatures and plants.
Moose Hide Moccasin Keychain
$29.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
Moose hide moccasin key chains are produced by local Dene people using skills handed down for countless generations in the Liard and Mackenzie Valleys. Home-tanned moose hide emits a smoky aroma reminiscent of the North.
Over 40 Deh Gah Gotie Dene producers living in Northwest Territories communities produce these moccasin key chains using a blend of ancestral techniques and themes with traditional materials.
Assorted colours and bead designs
Approximate dimensions 6" x 3.5"
The Bear - Glass Etched Bowl
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Handcrafted in British Columbia
This etched glass bowl was created by Canadian Haida artist Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas and features his Bear artwork.
Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas is from the Stanley family (Haida) of Massett and Alexander family (Haida) of Haidaburg. He is a member of the White Ravel Clan. Originally from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Michael immersed himself in his First Nations culture and art as a child when he was inspired by the raising of a Haida Totem Pole. It is Michael's vision to share the beauty of his culture with people of all nations in a way that is unique and different so he began sand carving his designs into glass, creating art with a purpose.
The bowl measures 11" wide at the lip, 5" at the base, and 6" deep.
The Eagle - Etched Wine Glass
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Handcrafted in British Columbia
This etched wine glass was created by Canadian Haida artist Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas and features his Eagle artwork.
Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas is from the Stanley family (Haida) of Massett and Alexander family (Haida) of Haidaburg. He is a member of the White Ravel Clan. Originally from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Michael immersed himself in his First Nations culture and art as a child when he was inspired by the raising of a Haida Totem Pole. It is Michael's vision to share the beauty of his culture with people of all nations in a way that is unique and different so he began sand carving his designs into glass, creating art with a purpose.
The wine glass measures 9" x 3 1/2"
The Eagle - Glass Etched Bowl
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Handcrafted in British Columbia
This etched glass bowl was created by Canadian Haida artist Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas and features his Eagle artwork.
Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas is from the Stanley family (Haida) of Massett and Alexander family (Haida) of Haidaburg. He is a member of the White Ravel Clan. Originally from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Michael immersed himself in his First Nations culture and art as a child when he was inspired by the raising of a Haida Totem Pole. It is Michael's vision to share the beauty of his culture with people of all nations in a way that is unique and different so he began sand carving his designs into glass, creating art with a purpose.
The bowl measures 11" wide at the lip, 5" at the base, and 6" deep.
The Orca - Etched Wine Glass
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Handcrafted in British Columbia
This etched wine glass was created by Canadian Haida artist Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas and features his Orca artwork.
Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas is from the Stanley family (Haida) of Massett and Alexander family (Haida) of Haidaburg. He is a member of the White Ravel Clan. Originally from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Michael immersed himself in his First Nations culture and art as a child when he was inspired by the raising of a Haida Totem Pole. It is Michael's vision to share the beauty of his culture with people of all nations in a way that is unique and different so he began sand carving his designs into glass, creating art with a purpose.
The wine glass measures 9" x 3 1/2"
The Orca - Glass Etched Bowl
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Handcrafted in British Columbia
This etched glass bowl was created by Canadian Haida artist Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas and features his Orca artwork.
Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas is from the Stanley family (Haida) of Massett and Alexander family (Haida) of Haidaburg. He is a member of the White Ravel Clan. Originally from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Michael immersed himself in his First Nations culture and art as a child when he was inspired by the raising of a Haida Totem Pole. It is Michael's vision to share the beauty of his culture with people of all nations in a way that is unique and different so he began sand carving his designs into glass, creating art with a purpose.
The bowl measures 11" wide at the lip, 5" at the base, and 6" deep.
The Raven - Etched Wine Glass
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Handcrafted in British Columbia
This etched wine glass was created by Canadian Haida artist Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas and features his Raven artwork.
Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas is from the Stanley family (Haida) of Massett and Alexander family (Haida) of Haidaburg. He is a member of the White Ravel Clan. Originally from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Michael immersed himself in his First Nations culture and art as a child when he was inspired by the raising of a Haida Totem Pole. It is Michael's vision to share the beauty of his culture with people of all nations in a way that is unique and different so he began sand carving his designs into glass, creating art with a purpose.
The wine glass measures 9" x 3 1/2"
The Raven - Glass Etched Bowl
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Handcrafted in British Columbia
This etched glass bowl was created by Canadian Haida artist Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas and features his Raven artwork.
Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas is from the Stanley family (Haida) of Massett and Alexander family (Haida) of Haidaburg. He is a member of the White Ravel Clan. Originally from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Michael immersed himself in his First Nations culture and art as a child when he was inspired by the raising of a Haida Totem Pole. It is Michael's vision to share the beauty of his culture with people of all nations in a way that is unique and different so he began sand carving his designs into glass, creating art with a purpose.
The bowl measures 11" wide at the lip, 5" at the base, and 6" deep.
The Wolf - Etched Wine Glass
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Handcrafted in British Columbia
This etched wine glass was created by Canadian Haida artist Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas and features his Wolf artwork.
Michael Forbes Skilagiiwaas is from the Stanley family (Haida) of Massett and Alexander family (Haida) of Haidaburg. He is a member of the White Ravel Clan. Originally from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Michael immersed himself in his First Nations culture and art as a child when he was inspired by the raising of a Haida Totem Pole. It is Michael's vision to share the beauty of his culture with people of all nations in a way that is unique and different so he began sand carving his designs into glass, creating art with a purpose.
The wine glass measures 9" x 3 1/2"
