Frog spirit mask by Janice Morin and Randy Stiglitz - SOLD

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• Nation: Coast Salish Art, Squamish, Interior Salish, Native North American Art
• Artist: Morin, Janice
• Type: Mask

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Here's another absolutely gorgeous piece of Indigenous art. Have a close look, the painting, the details, the expression... truly incredible.

FROG SPIRIT mask by Cree / Coast Salish artist Janice Morin who works together with her partner Randy Stiglitz (Coast Salish)

They are such a great team and always put so much love into their art pieces. This mask proves it. The vibrant and clean painting, so creative, so colorful, very rich in expression. The face is adorned with cedar rope and the traditional cedar bark. Very vibrant piece. The colors are carefully chosen and clearly show the female touch and eye for design. The mask is signed by both artists. 

Measurements: wood: 13" x 10" x 8"

Meaning: The Frog is a very important Symbol in the Northwest Coast Art and Culture. Since he is living in two worlds, water and land, the Frog is revered for his adaptability, knowledge and power to traverse worlds and inhabit both, the natural and the supernatural. Frogs are used by Shamans as spirit helpers who provides the voice of the people. Frog's songs are believed to contain divine power and magic. When a frog is touching his tongue with another creature (which is often shown in Native Art) it represents the exchange of knowledge and power.

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About This Artist

Janice Morin is a Cree, originating from Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan. She was born in 1957 and moved to Vancouver in British Columbia at the age of five. She has been living on the Northwest Coast since. Janice was introduced to Northwest Coast art...Artist bio and other available works »