Argillite Frog Bowl Crooked Beak

Argillite Frog Bowl Crooked BeakThis Frog bowl was hand carved in argillite in 1990 by Haida artist Jerome Parnell. It was purchased from a collector and is in very good condition. The Frog symbolizes wealth and abundance. When a Frog is portrayed in art with his tongue touching another creature, it represents the sharing of knowledge and power. Find more information about and examples of The Frog Northwest Coast First Nations symbol. This carving measures approximately 3 1 4 inches

or Yéil as he is known amongst the Tlingit

The mask measures approximately 21 inches or 53 centimeters high

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up to 21 inches or 53 centimeters wide

The mask measures approximately 21 inches or 53 1/2 centimeters in diameter and 6 1/2 inches or 16 1/2 centimeters deep

This is a hand carved yellow cedar paddle with a carved and painted Eagle design by Native American Artist Kevin Daniel Cranmer from the Kwakwaka´wakw Nation

and nearly 1 inch or 2 1/4 centimeters thick

then mounted 3-dimensionally onto yellow cedar

The pendant and stand together measure approximately 3 inches or 7 1/2 centimeters high

This Haida Orca or Killer Whale Spirit Wrap Ring is hand-carved in sterling silver by Garner Moody from the Haida Nation

This Wasgo platter was hand-carved in argillite by Haida artist Tom Hans

5 1/2 inches or 14 centimeters wide