Eagle Bowl, abalone inlaid by Harry T. Williams

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- Artist: Williams, Harry T. (1960 - 2020)
- Nation: Nitinath / Ditidaht First Nation
- Type: Bowls
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Majestic EAGLE BOWL from the Nuuh-chah-Nulth (Nitinath) First Nations
Artist Harry T. Williams
This is an older piece, dated 2004, VERY powerful expression, the carving is superb!!! Have a close look at the details, how the feet of the eagle are carved out on the inside of the bowl really proofs excellens craftsmanship. the inlays are all hollowed out, not added on top, again, in total there are 12 pieces of Abalone inlaid. So much work was put into this piece! It's carved out of solid cedar wood which darkened a little over the years, just adding to the character of the bowl. It does show som tiny signs of gentle aging/handling, have a close look, it's a real, authentic and beautiful piece of Indigenous Art
Measurements: 12" x 7 1/2" x 6" (30 x 19 x 15 cm)
Meaning: The Eagle symbolizes grace, power and great intellect. It is a sacred and noble creature representing power and prestige to the First Nations people of the
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About This Artist
Harry T. Williams, GONE TO SOON!! We just learned that our friend Harry passed away - he was such a gentle and kind soul - our heard and thoughts are with his family and we will miss him) born in 1960, lives on the West Coast of...Artist bio and other available works »