Baby makes New Year's appearance

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Wolf Moon

The full moon in January is called the Wolf Moon. Named after hungry packs of Wolves that howl at it's sight. Look hard to see Mouse in this mask mural. Red cedar with Abalone eyes on Wolves and Mouse.

30 in. Red cedar with cedar braid
Carved by Kwaguilth artist Trevor Hunt

Mother Earth Father Sky

Red cedar carving of Mother Earth giving birth to creation, all things big and small, while a proud Father Sky looks on.

42 in. Red cedar with cedar braid.
Carved by Kwaguilth artist Trevor Hunt

Eagle Moon

This cedar carving depicts the flight of the Eagle as it circles the moon on it's way to being transformed into the supernatural.

30 in. Yellow and red cedar with cedar bark braid
Carved by Kwaguilth artist Trevor Hunt

Eagle steals Moon

A unique one piece carving representing Human transforming, Moon and Eagle. Red cedar with cedar bark braid.

Back when it was always dark, it was also always summer. Eagle went hunting and came across a powerful Chief known to have the Sun and Moon stored in a bentwood box. When the Chief and his people fell to sleep, the eagle opened the box and the Sun and Moon escaped, giving light to the land, but also taking away much of the heat, which is how Winter came to be.

18 in. carved red cedar
by Kwaguilth artist Trevor Hunt.

Chief of Ghosts

'Bookwus', wild man of the woods. Depicted in a removable yellow cedar dance mask with red cedar backdrop and surrounded by copper and horse hair.

Measuring 42 in. x 19 in.
Exquisitely carved by Cree artist Sean Hinton.