Thunderbird Orca and Chief Totem Pole Sculpture

Thunderbird Orca and Chief Totem Pole SculptureThis Northwest Coast Totem Pole stands over 8 feet high and features a Thunderbird, an Orca (or Killer Whale), a Chief and a Cod Fish on the bottom of the pole. The Totem or Crest Pole is carved in red cedar and painted by renowned artist Calvin Hunt of the Kwakwaka'wakw Nation. The Thunderbird Symbol represents power, protection, and strength. He is often seen as the most powerful of all spirits and can also transform into human form by opening his

The print size is 22 inches or 56 cm by 15 inches or 38 cm

It can be brought forth through song or through prayer

5 inches or 39 cm wide

described the K’ómoks rights to the mask coming from an origin story in which the XwiXwi

It was released in December 2013

Bentwood boxes are unique to the First Nations people of the Northwest Coast

11 inches or 28 centimeters wide

sometimes referred to as the younger brother or sister of Thunderbird

Brothers is a giclee Limited Edition Print by Tahltan artist Alano Edzerza

and beauty of who you are the ancestors on the other side are speaking excitedly to each other and remarking that you may be the one who carries on the strength

and about 7 inches or 18 cm in depth

purple and pink acrylic by Karver Everson from the K’ómoks and Kwaguł First Nation