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Sa-Cinn Indian Masks A collection of contemporary Northwest Coast masks, from a native-owned British Columbia crafts store. |
Dorothy Grant Indian Masks Ceremonial and decorative Pacific Northwest masks from Haida, Salish, and Nootka Indian carvers. |
Alaska Native Masks Northwest Coast Indian masks and war helmets carved by a Tlingit artist. |
Spirit Wrestler Sculpture Gallery of Pacific Northwest Native American masks, totem poles, and other fine wooden carvings. |
Booger Cherokee Masks Cherokee booger and effigy masks, carved traditionally from gourds (also a few copper ones). Email the artist to commission a mask. |
Huichol Beadwork Masks The Huichol have a unique tradition of making indigenous Mexican ceremonial masks and bowls by coating their carving with beeswax, then pressing beads into the wax to make colorful beaded designs. |
A World of Faces: Masks of the Northwest Coast Indians | Masks of Mexico | The Living Tradition of Yup'ik Masks | Native North American Art |
History and photographs of ceremonial Pacific Northwest native mask art. | Dance masks of the Mexican Indians, with photographs and information about the dances they are used for. | Illustrated museum book with hundreds of photographs and descriptions of native Alaskan masks. | A good book on American Indian art history in general, from ancient times to today. |
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