Portrait Mask Wolf

Portrait Mask WolfThis Portrait Mask is carved and painted by Reg Davidson from the Haida Nation. It has been carved in red cedar, painted with acrylic paint, has horsehair attached to the top of the mask, and features a Raven on the forehead of the human. There is a halibut design painted on the inside on the reverse side of the mask. This mask is inspired by the Haida myth of the Blind Halibut Fisherman and Raven with a Broken Beak in which Raven attempts to play a

Sitting on a deck overlooking the magnificent scenery

This Ridicule Figure is carved in red cedar and the designs are painted in black acrylic

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The pendant represents the Haida Story where Nanasimgit saves his wife from the Undersea World

Late in the evening

Translated

It has been signed and dated by the artist on reverse

these are merely numbers on the screen

facilitates its supernatural travel between human world and spirit world

8 mm wide and 18 inches or close to 46 centimeters long

The size of the print is 15 inches or 38 centimeters wide and 15 inches or 38 centimeters high

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