T'łalis Mask Miniatures Exhibition

T'łalis Mask Miniatures ExhibitionThis stunning T'alis Mask was created by Kwakiutl artist Trevor Hunt. "T'alis" is Trevor's given indigenous name meaning "A pod of Killer Whales swimming towards a village". The mask was created from red cedar and has been painted in black, red, turquoise, and gray acrylic and is trimmed with rope. The central 3 dimensional human figure has been hand carved, while the background design of the pod of Killer Whales has been sandblasted. This reflects

It was released in January 2010 as part of the "Spirits of Snow & Ice Collection"

This limited edition print titled “Hadidadul ~ Reaching for the Stars" by Kwagu’ł artist Calvin Hunt was hand produced by the screen-printing process

is in good condition and has no visual imperfections

The panel is about 23 1/2 inches or 59 1/2 centimeters in diameter and about 1 5/8 inches or about 4 centimeters thick

before they willingly swam upstream to present themselves as food for the Human Beings

and 9 inches or 23 centimeters deep

and have been painted in acrylic

The red cedar panel is about 19 inches or 48 centimeters wide

since Roy Henry Vickers's original pencil drawings are normally not sold

5 inches or 28

The pendant weighs about

This Dance Wand is about 6 feet or 72 inches or 183 centimeters long and about 8 inches or about 20 cm wide