Frog Mask Crane

Frog Mask CraneThis Frog mask was hand carved in red cedar and painted by Kwakwaka'wakw artist Gilbert Dawson. It it adorned with cedar bark, and depicts a mother and baby frog on the bottom. The Frog symbolizes wealth and abundance. When a Frog is portrayed in art with his tongue touching another creature, it represents the sharing of knowledge and power Find more information about and examples of The Frog Northwest Coast First Nations symbol. Including the cedar

the teacher won out

Marcel Russ

the embracer of knowledge and experience

Amelia is a limited giclee edition print by Rande Cook from the Kwakwaka'wakw Nation

The bracelet weighs about 64

echoes the natural physical transformation of spawning salmon as they return from their mysterious four-year odyssey in the open ocean to enter the last phase of their journey to spawn and to die

"Stilta carved the headress in the 1800’s for a shaman in Uttewas (Massett)

According to mythology

is in excellent condition and has no visual imperfections

Before they could start

These Eagle Triangle Crest Earrings in silver and 14 k gold are carved by Justin Rivard from the Cree Nation and signed on the back

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