17" Sisiutl Komokwa Mask by Randy Stiglitz and Janice Morin

• Nation: Coast Salish Art, Squamish, Interior Salish, Native North American Art
• Artist: Stiglitz, Randy
• Type: Mask

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Another gorgeous new piece of native North American art by Coast Salish First Nation artist Randy Stiglitz -  Indigenous carver and artist from the Pacific Northwest Coast First Nations

Large and powerful Mask!!!

Komokwa and Sisiutl

This beautiful piece of art is guaranteed authentic, fully hand carved, hand painted, designed and signed at the back by Randy Stiglitz and Janice Morin (Randy's partner and well known Cree First Nation artist as well). Beautiful vibrant colors, the carving and the painting are both close to perfection. You can clearly see the many years of experience of this art as well as the love for this art. Both, Randy and Janice always pay so much attention to details. 

The Sisiutl (sea serpent) is depicted adorning the face of the Komokwa with both serpent heads on each side - so detailed. The mask is decorated with lots of cedar bark which just adds to the powerful expression. Randy loves to work with bass wood, as did he with this piece. Really a remarkable mask. He finished it by adding a hand made cedar rope. Have a close look, I will provide lots of images as always.

Measurements: 17" x 17" x 8" (incl. horns), face itself is 15" x 11" 

Meaning: The Komokwa is of major importance in Kwaguilth mythology. He was the king of the undersea world, master and protector of the seals who were a symbol of wealth. His name means "wealthy one" and he ruled from a great rich house under the water. The house contained great wealth in blankets, coppers and other treasures

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About This Artist

Randy Stiglitz was born in Pender Harbour in 1953. He is of Coast Salish descent through his mother and is from the Sechelt native band.  He has been an artist for most of his life and comes from a background of Salish artists. Randy has...Artist bio and other available works »