THREE ASSORTED PACIFIC NORTHWEST HAND CARVED ARTIFACTS. Three assorted examples of Indigenous Northwest Coast art from the Pacific Northwest. All are hand-carved wooden pieces, a tradition for which the First Nations, Native American, and Indigenous peoples of this area (including the Haida, Tlingit, Kwakwaka'wakw, Tsimshian, and others). One of the resembles a carved club or perhaps a short ceremonial staff with a stylized animal or mythological face. There is a carved canoe paddle with a decorated handle (with mother of pearl buttoms) . Lastly, there is a carved bird figure depicted in a stylized manner - Length (paddle): 25 inches. Estimate $150-250
