Bob, Brian

Brian Bob is a member of the Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) First Nation, originating from Vancouver Island, Canada’s Pacific Northwest Coast. His Indian name is Qquyutsapool which means “Policer of the wolves”. Brian’s mother is Fran Touchie who practiced whaling from traditional dugout cedar canoes, his father was Wilson Bob. Wilson was the hereditary chief of the Snaw-naw-as Nation, originating from Nanoose Bay.

Brian is known world wide for his beautiful creations of wood, gold and silver, truly keeping the tradition of his peoples in mind. He clearly loves his art and is constantly developing new designs. “Aspire to be One” is a concept in which Brian wishes to demonstrate the significance of Oneness with the creator and the Oneness with all live – the circular way of life.

It always is a real pleasure meeting him and sitting down to chat. He’s is very kind, friendly big fellow - who clearly loves his artwork and his peoples. Very open hearted, a gentle soul.

Nootka, Salmon, inlaid, by Brian Bob

Nootka Salmon, inlaid, large, by Brian Bob

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Blue Heron by Brian Bob

Blue Heron by Brian Bob, Nootka Nations

$385.00

Black Loon with Baby by Brian Bob

SOLD

Mother Loon by Brian Bob, Nootka

Mother Loon with Baby Loon by Nootka Artist Brian Bob

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7ft large Eagle with Salmon by Brian Bob

7 foot tall EAGLE/SALMON yellow cedar wall carving by Brian Bob

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Hummingbird, inlaid, by Brian Bob

Hummingbird, cedar, inlaid, by Brian Bob, Nuu-chah-nulth First Nation

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Fabulous Mother Salmon by Brian Bob

Mother Salmon by Brian Bob, cedar, abalone

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Kingfisher - sailing in wind by Brian Bob

Kingfisher by Brian Bob

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Large Salmon, inlaid, by Brian Bob

Yellow Cedar Salmon by Brian Bob, Nuuh-chah-nulth

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