Eagle Paddle, cedar, ceremonial, Bear (Doug) Horne

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• Nation: Coast Salish First Nation
• Artist: Horne, Bear (Doug)
• Type: Paddles

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Another beautiful piece by master artist Doug Horne from the Coast Salish First Nation

Eagle paddle

very clean, elegant, powerful painting in vibrant accent colors on this clean piece of cedar. The carving lines are superb, deep, excellent craftsmanship. It's easy recognizable as one of Doug's pieces of art, contemporary and traditional at the same time. Signed at the back. Beautfiul piece of art!!!

Measurements: 49 1/2" tall, blade is 6" wide, 1" thick 

Meaning: Eagles mate for life and are therefore also seen as a symbol of lasting love and dedication. It is told that the Eagle end their own life in despair when the mate is lost. Eagle feathers are used in the most important ceremonies, a display of respect, courage, Chieftainship and wisdom. 

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About This Artist

Bear (Doug) Horne is son of master carver Doug Lafortune from Tsawout First Nation and Kathleen Horne from Pacheedaht First Nation. Doug has grown up in the Tsawout community, and since early childhood has been immersed in Coast Salish art,...Artist bio and other available works »