Spirit Woman Soapstone

Carved in 2002 by Nolan Hill, this polished serpentine stone sculpture portrays a serene Spirit Woman transformation, Flowing incised hair, embedded spirit faces, and feather motifs reflect contemporary pan-Indigenous Canadian artistic expression. Signed and dated by the artist, the piece combines strong decorative presence with clear authorship and early-2000s Canadian carving heritage. Nolan Hill is a Mohawk artist from Six Nations of the Grand River, known for hand‑carved soapstone sculptures, especially small busts, animal figures, and expressive Indigenous portraiture. His work appears regularly in collector markets and is consistently identified as coming from Six Nations.