Bee Mask Raven

Bee Mask RavenThis Bee Mask is carved in red cedar by the Native Carver Trevor Hunt from the Kwakiutl or Kwakwakawakw Nation. The Bee symbolizes honesty and willingness to serve the community above all. Find more information about and examples of The Bee Northwest Coast First Nations symbol. The Mask is about 10 inches wide without the stingers and 22 inches wide with the stingers,14 inches long and 7 inches deep without the stingers and 11 inches deep with the

"For many of us

the eagle down spirals up into the sky to spread peace throughout the territory

The day began with a display of aerobatics from over a dozen eagles who were diving on a school of bait on the sea's surface

They could make lightning with their eyes and flap their wings to produce thunder

with a chewing stick and a chief's head carved on the beaver's tail

The top is attached with a cedar bark string

the flourish of his pen and those of other visitors like him was all it took to ensure that most of the ancient names of the region would forever be relegated only to the memories of its original inhabitants

My mom later talked to her cousin and his wife on the phone to see how Nunu was doing that morning

2 mm wide silver chains for most other pendants that we offer

The Hummingbird teaches you to appreciate and love the miracle of living and to help you focus on the positivity in your life

blowhole and dorsal fin

driven by the constant pump of my heart