Herons in Love, red and black, fantastic 3D sculpture by Charles George Sr.

• Nation: Heiltsuk art, native artists, native American art, Vancouver island art First Nations
• Artist: George, Charlie Sr.
• Type: Sculpture

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This is such an elegant and nice piece of Indigenous art from the North American First Nations

Graceful patience and Love

3D hand carved Lovebirds!!! Heron's in LOVE on salmon base, by very talented and well accomplished artist Charles George Sr., a member of the Heiltsuk Nations from Bella Bella.

How adorable!!! The expression is so powerful and simply beautiful, Charles put so much work and love into this piece, it's his own and his favourite design to carve. Please have a look, we offer a second pair with virant blue painting. 

Each Heron shows the Raven and the Orca in the body. Each is fully hand carved on both sides!! The details are really fabulous, the heron is carved in clean lines, painted and polished.

Even the very large salmon base salmon is so detailed. Signed underneath the base.

Measurements total: 21" tall, 12" wide, 6" deep, each heron is 21"x 5" x 1" 

Meaning: In the native culture of the Pacific Northwest Coast First Nations, the Heron is known to be a “lucky charm” for successful fishing. He is a symbol of grace, elegance, patience and good luck. At the same time Heron’s are known to be loner and in some tribes are associated with weakness for flattery and vanity

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Each piece is the original and it's the piece you’ll receive

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About This Artist

Charles “Charlie” George is originally from Bella Bella, in British Columbia’s Central Coast region. He’s a Heiltsuk First Nations wood carver, and has been honing his craft for more than 50 years. His hands are worn...Artist bio and other available works »