Salmon Frame
Salmon Frame
Stained
312 Water Street
312 Water Street
Vancouver BC V6B 1B6
Canada
- Artists: Artie George
- Measurements: 4" X 4" X 5/8" / 10.3cm X 10.3cm X 1.5cm
- Totem Symbols: Salmon
- Styles: Canadian First Nations
Salmon
The symbol of immortality and wealth, dependability and renewal. The Salmon is the life source, and is always treated with high regard and respect. Many First Nations cultures tell of the Salmon people living in the ocean, who offer their bodies as food to the human world and once their flesh is used they return home to put on new flesh and begin the cycle once again. Their stories teach to honour and respect what is given and to never be too greedy.
Artie George
Artie is great nephew of Chief Dan George of Tsleil-Waututh nation (Burrard Band) and was born in North Vancouver. Both his miniature and full sized wood carvings are original works of art, which providing a fine, esthetic collection and representation of Northwest Coast native art designs. The unique, deeply carved masks, poles, boxes and other forms express Artie’s distinctive style. His art can be found in collections around the world, such as the major aboriginal conversions in Vancouver, Glenbow museum in Calgary, Anthropology museum in UBC.
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