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	"Soapstone Eagle" Totemic Eagle design carved in Arctic Fern soapstone. Abalone and baleen eyes. Approximately 38 pounds. Approximately 14 inches high X 7 inches wide. By Doug Chilton. $4,000.00 (#1082) Video: Windows Media or RealPlayer
	"Soapstone Killerwhale" Totemic Killerwhale design carved in Arctic Fern soapstone. Approximately 10 inches tall X 5 inches wide X 3 inches thick. By Doug Chilton. $1,500.00 (#1083) Video: Windows Media or RealPlayer
	Thunderbird Stone Chlorite. Chlorite is a stone from British Columbia which turns black when polished. (Not to be confused with the Haida’s argillite). The Thunderbird is the god of rain in our land. His wings are the thunder, his eye is the lightening, he spills the water from his back. 20x18x9 (about 130 lbs) By Ben Paul. $2,200.00 (#1179) Sold.
	Keet with Children Chlorite. Chlorite is a stone from British Columbia which turns black when polished. (Not to be confused with the Haida’s argillite). The killer whale is still common in our waters, but the birth of two to the Puget Sound pod in 2000 was cause for celebration. This hand etched stone is the artist's small remembrance to them. 18x9x6 inches. By Ben Paul. $750.00 (#1180) Sold.
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