Detail of this #historic #Tlingit #Raven walking stick. #douglasreynoldsgallery http://ow.ly/b3aH3095fPW (at Douglas Reynolds Gallery)
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Raven, Human & Frog model #Totem. Click the link to see how the #raven comes off! #tlingit #douglasreynoldsgallery http://ow.ly/Sd4T309spYT (at Douglas Reynolds Gallery)
Detail of #raven at the top of this Killer Whale totem by #Tlingit artist Preston Singletary http://ow.ly/g5lP307lIbV #douglasreynoldsgallery (at Douglas Reynolds Gallery)
Rattle Top basket by Unknown Artist (Tlingit) c. 1880
http://douglasreynoldsgallery.com/historic-rattle-top-basket
Goat Horn Spoon by Artist Unknown (Tlingit)
http://douglasreynoldsgallery.com/goat-horn-spoon-1
Starting from the tip of the handle, the spoon depicts Mountain Goat pictured with four potlatch skils indicating high status. Raven is tucked beneath the feet of Goat and with his beak between the ears of Bear. All three animals depcited on the spoon have abalone inlays in their eyes.
#Totem pole cast from lead crystal by #tlingit artist Preston #Singletary.
#douglasreynoldsgallery #giftideas http://ow.ly/ZSjz307h4tb (at Douglas Reynolds Gallery)
A #bronze #wolf by #Tlingit artist Dempsey Bob. #douglasreynoldsgallery http://ow.ly/Zq9R307lxyW (at Douglas Reynolds Gallery)
Frog Feast Dish by Artist Unknown (Tlingit)
Open Top Spruce Root Basket by Artist Unknown (Tlingit)
ca. 1890s Historic Nuu-chah-nulth Sculptural pole:
The Mustelidae (from Latin mustela, weasel), are a family of carnivorous mammals, which include: the otters, badgers, weasels, martens and wolverines. Mustelids are diverse and the largest family in the order Carnivora. These types of animals are most commonly found on the inside wall panels of houses.
A happy #Frog in cast resin Forton - by #Haida artist Don Yeomans. #douglasreynoldsgallery http://ow.ly/bc8X30eXNSW (at Douglas Reynolds Gallery)
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