A hand‑carved serpentine sculpture of a grizzly bear, signed “Chief Carver” and dated 2009. The powerful stance and polished surface reflect contemporary Inuit carving traditions, capturing the strength and spirit of one of the North’s most respected animals. The piece…
This piece is by Canadian artist Gene Barker operated a home based business in Webster’s Corners, B.C. The dish is made of red BC clay and features a stylized First Nations design. This dish is made using slip cast mold.
Born in 1960, Darcy Joseph is a Coast Salish carver. He is a member of the Squamish tribe and lives on the Capilano Reservation. He carves Coast Salish style wood plaques. He was taught by his cousin Floride Joseph and…
This hand-carved wooden folk art figurine features a whimsical character dressed in a blue jacket, striped shirt, and loose trousers. The piece is hand-painted with a rustic, textured finish and stands on a simple wooden base secured with small nails.…
This hand-thrown stoneware pitcher is a timeless piece of artisan pottery, crafted on a potter’s wheel with care and attention to detail. Its speckled iron-rich clay body and layered ochre, tan, and mottled blue-black glaze give it a rustic, earthy…
This piece is handmade terracotta chicken jar with a textured, unglazed finish giving it an earthy, rustic appearance. The body of the jar features a repeating feather pattern, while the lid is sculpted into the shape of a chicken.
This piece is a handcrafted ceramic art tile created by the Canadian artists Brian McArthur and Dawn Detarando, the creative minds behind Voyager Art & Tile. They from their studio in Red Deer Country, Alberta, and their work depicts Canada’s…
This handcrafted stoneware Vase/Pot features a dark slip exterior with sgraffito-style carved foliage motifs revealing the natural clay beneath. The short cylindrical form with a gently flared rim reflects classic studio pottery and folk-inspired traditions. Finished with a glossy, celadon-toned…
Carved by Clarence Longboat of the Onondaga Nation (Wolf Clan), this Haudenosaunee False Face Divided Mask is a deeply sacred ceremonial object traditionally associated with the False Face Society. Hand-carved from pine with copper eye inserts and horsehair, the mask…
Hand-carved wooden False Face–style mask reflecting Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) tradition. Featuring a broken nose, red ceremonial paint, and natural hair, it symbolizes strength, protection, and healing. A faint inscription on the reverse suggests artist or provenance details
A Haudenosaunee False Face Society “Whistler” mask, traditionally carved from wood and adorned with red pigment, horsehair, and metal eyes. Associated with healing and protective spirits, this sacred ceremonial object embodies the deep spiritual traditions of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and…
Striking black False Face style mask with a sharply angled broken nose, deep carved facial lines, and a vivid red mouth for dramatic contrast. Long black hair frames the face, enhancing its expressive power. Attributed to Gene Thomas, this hand-carved,…
