Wild Woman Pendant Haida Art

Wild Woman Pendant Haida ArtThis Wild Woman of the Woods Bolo Tie has been beautifully hand carved in yew wood by Kwakwaka'wakw artist Stephen Bruce. The pendant has two rectangular abalone eyes, pursed lips, ears, eyebrows, and facial contours. The Tsonoqua or Wild Woman of the Woods is a supernatural being. She goes by many names including Tsonoqua, Tsonokwa, Dzunukwa, Zuniquwa, Thowxiya, The Giantess, The Ogress, and Wealth Giver. This being is often considered female, but

left in front of the village

The image size is 24 inches or close to 61 centimeters wide and 20 inches or 51 centimeters high

Dogfish or Shark

wishes and dreams

2 mm wide and 18 inches or close to 46 centimeters long

The Ravens are hand-carved and signed

protection

This Yellow Cedar Orca Panel is carved by Native American Artist Trevor Hunt from the Kwakiutl or Kwakwaka´wakw Nation

This Thunderbird and Orca or Killer Whale Bentwood Box is carved out of yellow and red cedar by Karver Everson from the K’ómoks and Kwaguʼł Nations

8 grams or

its mouth wide surrounding a ‘Herring Ball’ in frenetic dance

turned into the wind - the cool lonely wind of the West Coast