Shark/Dogfish Mask Seal

Shark/Dogfish Mask SealThis Shark or Dogfish Mask was hand carved in 1984 by Stan Greene from the Coast Salish Nation. It has been carved from alder wood and painted in red and black acrylic. It was acquired from a collection and is in very good condition. The Dogfish or Shark Symbol represents independence and decisiveness. The Dogfish is often depicted with a downturned mouth, sharp teeth and round eyes. They are solitary creatures, often feared by those who spend time on

I couldn’t help but think about the human analogy: men whose bodies change while looking for a mate

It has been carved from sterling silver with 1 garnet stone bezel set into the eye of the Eagle

” not long after the Raven releases human men from a clamshell

I have seen many changes on the coast including the depletion of our salmon stocks over the years

measures approximately 10 1/4 inches or 26 centimeters high

mouths and black hair

73 grams or 0

2 1/4 inches or 5 1/2 centimeters wide

The repoussé (hammered) finish adds dimensionality and a textured finish to the silver surface

Joshua is an expert woodworker and this is evident in the high-quality finishes on the Bentwood Box

two Killer Whales

Turning himself into a pine needle