Product code: Pacific Northwest First Nations Hand Carved popular Halibut Bowl
Pacific Northwest First Nations Hand Carved Halibut Bowl This handmade bowl was carved from traditional red cedar. The bowl is nicely carved; displaying clean cuts and fantastic detail. The piece has been painstakingly knife finished, giving the bowl lovely texture. The artist has carved signature on the underside of the bowl. Measures 24” long x 9.5” wide Halibut was an important food resource along the Northwest Coast and, in some regions; its use rivaled that of salmon. The image of Halibut appears frequently popular in the art, commonly as bowls and platters. In excellent condition From smoke free pet free home.
Pacific Northwest First Nations Hand Carved Halibut Bowl This handmade bowl was carved from traditional red cedar. The bowl is nicely carved; displaying clean cuts and fantastic detail. The piece has been painstakingly knife finished, giving the bowl lovely texture. The artist has carved signature on the underside of the bowl. Measures 24” long x 9.5” wide Halibut was an important food resource along the Northwest Coast and, in some regions; its use rivaled that of salmon. The image of Halibut appears frequently popular in the art, commonly as bowls and platters. In excellent condition From smoke free pet free home.