This hand-carved wooden mask originates from Canada’s Northwest Coast and reflects traditional Indigenous carving practices of the region. Featuring a protruding mouth, vertical facial incisions, and a simplified sculptural form, the piece aligns most closely with Coast Salish or Nuu-chah-nulth…
Squamish Nation — Coast Salish Carver, British Columbia Jim Paull is a Squamish Nation woodcarver whose work reflects the deep carving traditions of the Coast Salish peoples of British Columbia. Working primarily in hand‑carved cedar, Paull creates plaques, masks, and…
The vintage hand-carved wooden mask is a significant piece of Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) history, specifically originating from Mohawk nation at the Six Nations Reserve near Branford. Expertly crafted with a traditional “Spoon Mouth” and deep-set eyes, it features a vibrant red…
