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$1400.00
Item MMOE 20 x 8 x 8 3/4 3 lbs. 8 oz. Extra packaging required. A surcharge of 15.00 will be added to order.Hand carved cedar, hand painted, with feather and raffia embellishments
More from Micah McCarty Micah McCartyMicah McCarty is a traditional Makah carver and drum maker. He learned the tradition from his father, who is from the last generation to grow up in a Makah-speaking household. Micah was taught the old ways, not only in carving and drums, but also of singing and creating dance gear. For years Micah has been a vital part of his community helping the Makah Family Counseling Center's Substance Abuse Program by providing preventive workshops in carving. His work with youth has been definitive for the community, giving the young people a link to their traditions to keep them out of trouble today. In his community Micah has been known for going out of his way to help, providing last-minute dance gear for dance troupes and being a spokesperson for the tribe in local, state and global forums. As a master of native Makah art, Micah McCarthy does more than uphold ancient traditions, he upholds the community of the Makah. More Related Items EagleEagle is a symbol of power and prestige among many nations of the world, the Eagle is also important to the Indians of the Northwest Coast, who share their environment with this majestic bird. Many myths and legends surround Eagle. Eagle down, a symbol of peace and friendship, was, and still is, sprinkled before guests in welcome dances and on other ceremonial occasions. Eagle feathers were used in rituals and worn on masks and/or headdresses.Understanding Northwest Coast Art - Cheryl Shearar
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