Kitkatla Spring HalibutKitkatla Spring is a limited edition print or serigraph from 1993 with an edition size of 250, by Roy Henry Vickers, First Nations Artist from the Pacific Northwest Coast. "As a Lach Klan (Kitkatla) member, I am connected by a slim thread to an ancient culture. The Tsimshian culture was developed many centuries prior to European contact. The society that existed at the time of contact with Europeans was complex and sophisticated. The artistic
This headdress is carved in red cedar and painted in green
It struck me as so real--life and death--that I started to understand its scarcity and sacredness
8 inches or 20 centimeters wide
The Eagle Symbol is known as “The master of skies” and is a symbol of great significance
Image size measures about 12x19
The Mask is about 10 inches wide without the stingers and 22 inches wide with the stingers
up to 5 1/4 inches wide and up to about 1 inch thick
Gazing at the ocean reminded me of Kitkatla
Find more information about and examples of The Bear Northwest Coast First Nations symbol
This serene Shaman Hawk Transformation Mask is by Nuu-chah-nulth
7 mm wide and 20 inches or close to 51 centimeters long
5 centimeters high and about 1 1/8 inch or 3 centimeters wide
