Ghuut - Haida Eagle: Copper Framed Art Card bear and interviews with family members

and interviews with family members

Authentic Indigenous Art

The whorl-shape created by this abstract notion has produced the form of an Eagle

Double Matted Art Card (2 3/4" Matte) - Not shown

Teal matte paint finish with screen print artwork

Ghuut - Haida Eagle: Copper Framed Art Card bear and interviews with family membersGhuut Haida Eagle, 1978. Among the Northwest Coast First Nations, the ultimate symbol of wealth, power and prestige was (and still is) the Copper; a keystone shaped shield made of beaten copper sheets and decorated with a crest design. They were rare, had names and their symbolic as well as their material values were very high. Its color connotes wealth. Building upon the broad range of his expression, Bill Reid translated his original designs of