5 ft. cedar panel "A window into prosperity" by Kolten Khasalus Grant -SOLD

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• Nation: Kwakwaka' wakw art, Kwakiutl art, native artists Vancouver Island
• Artist: Grant, Kolten Khasalus
• Type: Wall panels and wall plaques

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It just arrived and is absolutely exquisite! 

5 ft large cedar wall art carving by Kolten Khasalus Grant from the House of Lilawagila in Kingcome Inlet, British Columbia's Pacific Northwest. This piece would also look fantastic as a table top.... 

Title: A Window into Prosperity

Signed and dated at the back, prepared for wall hanging

Kolten carved this piece under the guidance of his uncle Klatle Bhi.

The cedar wood panel was given to Klatle Bhi by John Livingston, approximately 20 years ago. He was holding on to it until the moment was rigth and it was time to give it to his apprentice and nephew Kolten. And Kolten turned it into a real masterpiece of art. 

The black large Killer Wale is the focus in this piece, with the little salmons swimming all around him, each one is carved out of the wood, really deep cuts - very clean carving lines, detailed, traditional colors black and red. Just a grandiose centerpiece for every room or entrance. 

Measurements: 5 ft" large, 2 ft. high, 2" thick 

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About This Artist

Kolten Khasalus Grant was born in 1992 and raised on the Capilano reserve in North Vancouver (Xwemélch'stn) with relations to the Baker family. Khasalus or Kasa'las means "Walking tall” in Kwakwakawakw, Musgamagw Dzawada’enuxw,...Artist bio and other available works »