Haida Tribal Eagle and Wolf Heads on Stands: Native American Pacific Northwest hand retailer carved hand painted reproductions

These hand-carved spirit animal heads are made in the style of the Haida tribe from British Columbia, Canada.

Museum Source Reproductions is proud to present these hand carved interpretations of the originals which are at the Museum of Northern retailer British Columbia, Prince Rupert, Canada.

An important clan crest in the Pacific Northwest, the eagle travels between the physical and the spiritual world. It brings people's prayers directly to the Creator. In the spirit animal kingdom, the wolf symbolizes: Sharp intelligence. Expression of innate instincts. Strong appetite for freedom.

The pedestals are made of iron and beautiful pieces of hardwood.

The height from the base of the pedestal to the top of the eagle's head is 19 inches, and the wolf head's 17".

These carvings are 6.5 inches long by 6.5 inches tall, by 3.5" deep.

They were not produced by a tribal member.

All replicas are carved and painted by hand, therefore finishes and dimensions may vary. Some of the colors may show discoloration similar to aging and the interaction of wood, wax, and paint over time.