Raven Keeper Red Cedar by Herman Bruce Jr.

Raven Keeper Red Cedar by Herman Bruce Jr.approximately 44cm length 24cm width 9cm height (*including cedar strips) The Raven in kwakwaka'wakw legends it is seldom expressly stated that the chief among the myth people and it's name is "water for the earth". He obtains daylight and fresh water, makes rivers and fills them with fish, in one legend it says he married a dead salmon twin in order to obtain salmon. There is one raven dance among the kwakwaka'wakw people, the hamsmala., the Raven Of

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