Haida Raven Steals the Light Argillite Platter Raven

Haida Raven Steals the Light Argillite Platter RavenThis Raven Steals the Light Platter is hand carved in argillite in 1976 by Haida carver Denny Dixon. It was acquired from a collection and is in very good condition. One of the most common stories is how the Raven stole the light in the form of the sun, the moon and stars. Many say that he transformed himself into a baby to find out where the light was hidden and then stole it from an old chief who had kept them in his house locked away in a large

reincarnation

"I remember the Namu Cannery as a bustling place during the sockeye season

This beautiful Bear Pendant is carved in argillite with two abalone inlays and mounted on yew wood

and dentalium shells on red and black Melton Cloth

tapering slightly to 1/4 of an inch or 5/8 of a centimeter at the back

but even for Wasgo this is a big job

Mungo Martin

The image is 19 inches or 48 centimeters high and 19 inches or 48 centimeters wide

and the tides

are among the most powerful of the people from the sea

Kitkatla Spring is a limited edition print or serigraph from 1993 with an edition size of 250

and the very appearance of them conjures in one a sense of their great power