Killer Whale and calf, gorgeous piece by Shane Baker -SOLD

SOLD

• Nation: Coast Salish Art, Squamish, Native North American Art
• Artist: Baker, Shane Flood
• Type: Wall panels and wall plaques

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Gorgeous piece of Indigenous Art - and as always - Guaranteed authentic, hand carved, hand painted and coming direct from the artist

Killer Whale with Calf, wooden wall art carving by the Squamish First Nation artist Shane Flood Baker.

Easy recognizable as one of his pieces of art. Absolutely superb quality - you won't find any flaws. Please have a close look at the images even though they don't do it justice. Shane used pine wood for it. Very detailed, close to perfection, lines, the painting is amazing, he pays so much attention to details. Shane signed at the back, carved in the front, it's prepared for wall hanging, hanger already attached. Dated 2023. Just a wonderful expression. Shane painted in vibrant colors, adding a soft green rim. Truly gorgeous

Measurements: 15" x 11" x 1" 

Meaning: The killer whale is a symbol for romance and harmony as Whales mate for life. The Whale is very family oriented and known to travel in large groups, never to be alone. They symbolize great luck and happiness, community and protection. They are a known to always be working together, take care of each other and to always help and protect each other

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About This Artist

Shane Flood Baker is a member of the Squamish Nation which consists of descendants of the Coast Salish Aboriginal peoples, originating from greater Vancouver area, Gibson’s landing and Squamish River watershed.  Born in the province...Artist bio and other available works »