Gyáaʼaang are monumental carvings a type of Northwest Coast art consisting of poles posts or pillars carved with symbols or figuresThey are usually made from large trees mostly western red cedar by First Nations and Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast including northern Northwest Coast Haida Tlingit and Tsimshian.
Lelooska Drawing Canadian Aboriginal Art Haida Art Native Artwork
Nw Coast Mask Lamp Don Lelooska Nov 10 2012 Allard Auctions Inc In Az Mask Northwest Coast Head Mask
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Lelooska Family Preserves Native American Mask Tradition Native American Masks Pacific Northwest Art Masks Art
Chief Lelooska Nw Native Artist And Storyteller Tikun Olam Tikun Olam תיקון עולם Native Art Indian Art Native American Art
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Lelooska Family Helps Keep Native Traditions Alive In Ariel Washington Native American Masks Native Art Northwest Coast Indians
Don Morse Smith Lelooska Cherokee 1933 1996 Northwest Coast Indians Native American Masks Native Art
Don Lelooska Kwakwaka Awkw 1933 1996 Decorative Mask Pacific Northwest Art Native Art Native American Masks
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