The art of the Northwest Coast Indigenous peoples is deeply intertwined with their spiritual, cultural, social and material lives. Born from the supernatural and passed down through generations, it reflects the intimate connection between humans, animals, and the natural and supernatural worlds.
Guardians of the Sea, orcas (killer whales) are associated with compassion, strong family bonds, protection, and community.
Orcas, are also called sea wolves in some Northwest coast cultures, are revered for their hunting skills and sheer strength.
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Raven played a significant role in transforming the world by first stealing, then placing the sun, the moon, and the stars in the sky. He is a powerful, cultural focus and symbol both as a crest figure, and as a guardian spirit.
Raven is cunning and a schemer. He is mischievous and curious, selfish, and a glutton. He is known as a trickst
Raven played a significant role in transforming the world by first stealing, then placing the sun, the moon, and the stars in the sky. He is a powerful, cultural focus and symbol both as a crest figure, and as a guardian spirit.
Raven is cunning and a schemer. He is mischievous and curious, selfish, and a glutton. He is known as a trickster.
Raven is a magical creature that can easily assume any shape. He can be human, an animal, or any inanimate object.
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The salmon is a symbol of perseverance, self-sacrifice, regeneration and prosperity. For thousands of years, this fish has been the primary food source for coastal people, and is held in high esteem for the important role it continues to play in Northwest coast cultures and ecosystems today.
Glass Size: 12"X24"