Wood Carvings
The Haida usually carve red and yellow cedar. They also carve yew, alder, boxwood and sometimes spruce wood. They make large cedar canoes, monumental cedar totems, paddles, talking sticks, rattles, masks, jewellery, walking sticks, bowls, spoons, fish clubs, halibut and fish hooks, bent wood drums, boxes and drum hoops all from wood. The Haida build their longhouse style homes out of cedar. Wood is a very important part of the Haida culture. Most of the wood is decorated with carving and painted Haida designs.
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Carved Red Cedar Frog Paddle by Ron Adams
$1,000.00 -
Cedar Fungus Man Mask by Shaun Edgars
$800.00 -
Cedar Raven Human Mask by Alfred Davidson 3rd
$1,600.00 -
Eagle Wood Mask by Donnie Edenshaw
$4,700.00 -
Haida Red Cedar Shark Mask by Gene Davidson
$2,000.00 -
Original Painting Killer Whale on Yew Wood by Sean Brennen
$400.00 -
Raven Transformation Cedar Mask by Shaun Edgars
$900.00 -
Raven Yew Wood Cane by Cooper Wilson
$2,350.00 -
Raven Yew Wood Walking Cane by Donnie Edenshaw
$2,350.00