Sea Serpent and Sun Original Painting Sun

Sea Serpent and Sun Original Painting SunSisui (Sea Serpent) and Tisala (Sun) original acrylic painting by Karver Everson from the Kmoks and Kwagu First Nations. The Sisiutl or Sea Serpent symbolizes protection, supernatural power and revival. It is one of the most powerful symbols in Kwakwakawakw culture. The Sisiutl Sisiulth is a supernatural three headed serpent that possesses shapeshifting abilities and the ability to turn spectators into stone when gazed upon. Find more information

It is also the kind of experience that has helped make two men the best of friends

has a hand-carved and painted Raven inlaid with abalone by Calvin Hunt

The print size is 22 inches or 56 cm by 15 inches or 38 cm

On Dragonfly’s wings Frog bears knowledge

The people were all excited for the whales

This Haida Eagle Noblewoman Pendant is hand carved in argillite and yew wood by Ron Russ from the Haida Nation

Many children love to find them and hold them for a while

this represents our eldest son

Kingfisher by Roy Henry Vickers

Gulls and eagles flew by in the spring air while I enjoyed some rest and relaxation

5 inches or 37 centimeters high

and 9 inches or 23cm wide