Thunderbird and Killer Whale Bentwood Box Butterfly

Thunderbird and Killer Whale Bentwood Box ButterflyThis Thunderbird and Orca or Killer Whale Bentwood Box is carved out of yellow and red cedar by Karver Everson from the Kmoks and Kwagu Nations. Two of the yellow cedar box sides come together to represent design elements of the Thunderbird's head, with copper and abalone eyes, beak, feathers, and horns, while the adjacent two sides come together to represent the power and majesty of the Thunderbird's wings. The red cedar top is carved with an Orca or

and takes them back to her home where she eats them

about 11 1/2 inches or 29

I drive towards it

In this print the human face can be seen in the dorsal fin of the whales

bearing the numbers 1/50 through 50/50

Sam Henderson

33 ounces and is about 1

it was part of our history and our culture

taking on all the powers of the Wasgo and swimming off into the ocean for his supernatural exploits

Charles Edenshaw

a small group of stalwart watchmen would look north and south watching for the telltale shape of approaching canoes

Heron's eyes are intent on divining through shimmer of reflected light and from every life inspired ripple