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$1155.00
Item HS003 13 1/2 x 8 x 8 1 lbs. 8 oz. Extra packaging required. A surcharge of 10.00 will be added to order.Hand carved cedar, hand painted, with abalone and copper embellishment
Hutch SamHutch Sam is a member of the Ahousaht Band, of the Nuu-chah-Nulth Tribe on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. Hutch's Father; Stanley Sam, is an accomplished carver, true Historian and storyteller, and speaker for the Chiefs of the Wolf Clan, a privilege that is passed on from his grandfather. Hutch's Mother, Katie Sam, is also very talented in making traditional shawls, beadwork, drums, and preparation of traditional foods. She has passed down many gifts of creativity to her children and grandchildren. Hutch feels very fortunate to have grown up immersed in the richness of his culture and he participates as a singer and dancer. His family ties and connections with his people are very strong in Hutch's life. His masks all have their own spirit, and bring with them generations of teachings, stories, and a wealth of culture from the Nuu-chah-Nulth territory. Hutch prefers to work with alder for it's unique texture and his carvings often express his own spiritual journey and connection to the sacred rituals of his people. 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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