Tsonoqua, Wild Woman, by Janice Morin

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• Nation: Coast Salish First Nation
• Nation: Cree First Nation
• Artist: Morin, Janice
• Type: Mask

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What a wonderful piece of Art!!! Have a look, the expression on this mask is just incredible

Tsonoqua (Wild Woman) Mask by Female Artist Janice Morin

I'll let the images speak for themselves. Have a look at the mesmerizing eyes.... The face is adorned with horsehair and the traditional cedar bark and rope. The painting is traditional and contemporary, the dark gray looks just that - dark when displayed in a room but when you bring it out in sunlight or shine a direct light on it, it has a nice sparkle to it. It's difficult to see in the pictures, so please have a close look. Clearly made by a female artist, showing the female touch. Did you see the ears - even they are fully carved - have another look 

Measurements: 14" x 17" x 8" wood only - not counting the cedar bark or the hair

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About This Artist

Janice Morin Stiglitz, is the daughter of the Salish and Cree First Nations parents, originating from Merrit, British Columbia, Canada. She moved to Vancouver when she was young and apprentice with master carver Oppie Oppenheim for a few years....Artist bio and other available works »