Woodbug Mask by Tim Alfred

Woodbug Mask by Tim AlfredTim Alfred is a Kwakwakawakw artist from Alert Bay, known for his commitment to traditional carving practices while developing his own strong design voice. Working within the lineage of Northwest Coast formline, his pieces reflect both respect for inherited knowledge and contemporary precision. Woodbug imagery often carries themes of transformation and spiritual presence, making this mask a unique addition to any serious collection. 18 inches,

Alcuin Design Award  | 2009 | Winner

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16 oz matte exterior with glossy interior

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