Gorgeous Kingfisher, inlaid, vibrant by Brian Bob - SOLD

SOLD

• Nation: Nuu-Chah-Nulth art (Nootka art) native artists, Vancouver Island art
• Artist: Bob, Brian
• Type: Wall panels and wall plaques

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Kingfisher by Nuuh-chah-Nulth artist Brian Bob

superb art carving - the images don't do it justice - gorgeous piece of Indigenous Art. The expression is so alive and wonderful. Abalone inlaid eye, blue-ish stain, polished to accentuate the natural grain of the sitka spruce. The Kingfisher also shows a salmon spirit in it's body, have a close look. Carved in front, signed at the back, made and prepared for wall hanging - have a look.... it's marvelous.

Measurements: 21" x 12" x 1"  

Meaning: The Kingfisher is a messenger for good luck to come. Kingfisher are very brave and bold, it will dive headlong into the water to catch small fish. It teaches us how to plunge into the unknown with confidence and not with fear. It is a symbol for success and prosperity

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About This Artist

Brian Bob is a member of the Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) First Nation, originating from Vancouver Island, Canada’s Pacific Northwest Coast. His Indian name is Qquyutsapool which means “Policer of the wolves”. Brian’s mother is...Artist bio and other available works »