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"Copper Woman" by Alaska Native artist Clarissa Hudson      

Copyright 2003
Sealaska Heritage Institute
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"Black Raven Halibut Hook"
Yellow cedar halibut hook featuring carved black Raven with 5 abalone inlays in the eyes, wings and tail. Features bone barb wrapped in spruce root. Anchor line made of Chilkat warp (goat wool and cedar bark) fixed to arm with an ivory washer and bead. L: 10.5 inches; W (wide end): 5.5 inches. By Donald Gregory (Héendeí). $450.00 (#1099)
"Killerwhale Eagle Plaque"
Yellow cedar plaque featuring Killerwhale and Eagle. Eye of Killerwhale is abalone inlay. 8.5 inches X 10 inches. By Walter Bennett. $275.00 (#1140)
"Raven Salmon Name Plate"
Yellow cedar desktop name plate featuring Raven and Dog Salmon. 6 abalone inlays. Specify name for inscription. Can be made in all crest designs. Base is 13.5 inches long X 6.5 inches tall. Length of base may vary with name lengths. By Walter Bennett. $275.00 (#1141)

 

"Raven Dog Salmon Bentwood Box"
Carved bentwood box made of yellow cedar featuring Raven and 4 Human Children on front panel, Dog Salmon and 4 Trout heads on back panel and Dog Salmon on side panels. 18 abalone inlays. Yellow cedar is painstakingly bent at corners to form bentwood box. This exquisite carved and painted piece took the artist 3 months to complete.
Traditional removable lid. 33 inches long X 19 inches wide X 12 inches tall. Cedar boards are 3/4 inches. By Walter Bennett. $10,000.00 (#1170) Video: Windows Media or RealPlayer

The Teehiton Hat
Carved portrait of the Teehiton Hat, also known as the Raven is the Prince of the Town Hat. Red cedar, ink, copper and abalone. “My grandfather, William L. Paul Sr., was the last owner of this crest hat,” said the artist, Ben Paul. “He gave it to the State Museum in Juneau for safe keeping in 1945. He had suffered the loss of most of his own family possessions in the 1939 Goldstein Apartment building fire in Juneau, and then saw the complete destruction of the village of Hoonah by fire in 1944. The Museum was the safest place for our most prized Raven clan heirloom.” The name of this hat is actually, “In Place Of, Raven is the Prince of the Town”. The original hat was destroyed by fire about 1850 and this replica was made. “The name Teehiton means cedar bark house and was my great grandmother Tillie Paul’s house in Wrangell. She was Raven Clan, Frog crest,” Paul said. Portrait is 16X10 inches carved on red cedar board measuring 34X16 inches. By Ben Paul. $2,100.00
(#1184) (see also silk screen in color and black and white)

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