Seaweed, Norman (Norm)

Norman Seaweed (Norm), a member of the Kwagiulth First Nation, was born in Alert Bay, a small town on British Columbias Pacific Northwest Coast of Vancouver Island. His mother’s family comes from the "Village Island" and his father’s family is from "Turnour Island".The Seaweed family is a large family of well known artists, wood carvers and gold-and silver smiths. He acquired his skills in jewelry making from Lloyd Wadhams, with whom he apprenticed in 1978. His brothers Alfred, Paddy and Rodney are also very talented and the name "Seaweed" is highly sought after when it comes to any kind of jewelry. Norm himself does bracelets, earrings, rings, pendants and necklaces. His pieces can be found in the finest Galleries on the Northwest Coast as well as in private collections. Norm lives in Victoria where he shares his studio with his nephews Herb and Don Lancaster.

Large silver/copper Wolf pendant by Norman Seaweed

Wolf pendant, 3 1/2" silver/copper, by Norman Seaweed from the Kwakiulth First Nation

$225.00 CDN $171.00 USD

Sterling silver Hummingbird pendant, Bird of Love by Norm Seaweed

Silver Hummingbird pendant by Norm Seaweed, Kwakwakaw'wakw First Nation, Vancouver Island

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Sterling Silver Sisiutl pendant by Norm Seaweed

Sterling Silver Sisiutl pendant by Norman Seaweed, Kwakiulth First Nation

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Sterling silver Bear Ring, by Norm Seaweed

Oval Bear Ring, unusual piece of Jewelry art by Norman Seaweed, Kwakiulth First Nation

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Huge silver and copper Eagle pendant by Norman Seaweed

Silver and Copper large Eagle pendant by Kwakiulth First Nation artist Norm Seaweed

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