Northwest Coast Canoe by Tom Duquette concho belts The imprint on the card

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This is a well sculptured bowl in the shape of a bird with fluted tail and winglike designs painted along the outer edge and a birdlike body painted on the inside of the bowl

The maker of this kayak has used tiny wooden pegs to attach pieces to the kayak

These are a beautiful pair of Cheyenne men’s moccasins

This is not a basket for someone who seeks perfection

Northwest Coast Canoe by Tom Duquette concho belts The imprint on the cardThis is a dramatic piece of Northwest Coast art. Both the canoe and the sail are painted with vivid designs using strong colors. The carving of the classic Northwest Coast canoe is excellent. The carver, Tom Duquette was born in 1940 In northern Ontario. Although not a Native American, his work is well respected. In 2001, Chief Frank Baker gave him the Salish name, "Ghaiaanook" which translated means "Great Carver". L. 31" c. 2003 #8585