For , here's a fun find while gathering up examples of in Pacific NW Coast art for an upcoming presentation:
Fringed white leather bag w/ double drawstring closure & beadwork
, Haines, Alaska
Yale Peabody Museum YPM ANT 209513:
collections.peabody.yale.edu/s

#textiletuesday #frogs #tlingit #indigenousart #firstnationsart #nativeamericanart

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Kwak'Wanigaml ( Headdress), c. 1890
Herbert Johnson - (Gayusdisa'las) Kwakwaka'wakw, Kwikwasutinexw, Kingcome, d. 1953
Red cedar, nails, paint, 26 x 13 1/2 x 17 in.
Seattle Art Museum 91.1.31: art.seattleartmuseum.org/objec

#heron #indigenousart #nativeamericanart #firstnationsart #birdsinart

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For when falls on (and ):
Button blanket with &
c. late 19th - early 20th c.
Gitxsan culture (British Columbia, Canada)
wool, cotton, shell, graphite
130 cm x 188.5 cm
UBC Museum of Anthropology 3051/7: collection-online.moa.ubc.ca/s

#owlawarenessday #frogfriday #fabricfriday #owls #frogs #indigenousart #firstnationsart #nativeamericanart

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:
-Shaped Bowl, c. 1890–1920
Native North America, NW Coast, Alaska, Tlingit?
Wood, 11.3 x 27 x 18.7 cm (4 7/16 x 10 5/8 x 7 3/8 in.)
Cleveland Museum of Art 2009.434: clevelandart.org/art/2009.434

#woodensday #beaver #nativeamericanart #firstnationsart #indigenousart

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For here are 2 examples of (aka killer whale) headdresses from the Northwest Coast that the dancer could animate with moving parts:
1 Haida - “dancer could roll its eyes or move lower jaw”
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
2 Kwakiutl - “dancer pulled strings to make the pectoral fins, tail flukes & jaw move”
Field Museum

#worldorcaday #orca #indigenousart #nativeamericanart #firstnationsart

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For :
Kwakwaka'wakw artist
Baleen Mask, 19th c.
Alert Bay, Cormorant Island, BC, Canada
Cedarwood, pigment, hide, cotton cord, metal nails
From Brooklyn Museum’s “Climate in Crisis: Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas” exhibition

#woodensday #whale #indigenousart #firstnationsart

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For + :
Top: wooden sea effigy feast bowl, culture
Bottom: wooden bowl w/ sea otter at one end & human at other, culture
Both collected in 1897, now on display at the Field Museum in Chicago.

#worldotterday #woodensday #otter #kwakiutl #haida #indigenousart #firstnationsart #nativeamericanart

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For :
Mask, Yup'ik artist, Alaska, c. 1900
wood, pigment, vegetal fiber
@metmuseum
“Its bentwood hoop represents the border of the universe and encloses images of a humanoid spirit face, a , a , and a - all within the grasp of a large human hand.”

#woodensday #seal #fish #loon #indigenousart #firstnationsart #nativeamericanart

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: “Sky Woman (she/her)” by Karen Ann Hoffman (Oneida)
Wood, velvet, glass beads, Czechoslovakian crystals, cotton thread, sterling silver beads
“Adopted from the artist and living with the @FieldMuseum in 2018”
from the Native Truths: Our Stories, Our Voices exhibition

#turtletuesday #nativeamericanart #firstnationsart #indigenousart #beadwork #turtle

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For here are two wooden effigies spotted at the National Museum of the American Indian:
1. Beaver figure, Kwakwaka’wakw (), , c. 1900
2. Beaver bowl, , Klukwan, , c.1850

#internationalbeaverday #beaver #smithsonian #kwakiutl #britishcolumbia #tlingit #alaska #nativeamericanart #firstnationsart #indigenousart

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