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Ms. Que Banh

#ThrowbackThursday
2020.

#Laichwiltach Nation’s Hereditary Chief Tsahaukuse's (aka George Quocksister Jr.) traditional, #handwoven Chief's #hat. Made from yellow #cedar bark with beading & an #EagleFeather attached.
Sitting in front of the woven hat is a row of some #handcarved miniature canoe #paddles, carved from red & yellow cedar. Chief Darren Blaney of the #Xwémalhkwu aka #Homalco #FirstNation #carved over 100 of these paddles. They were carved in #honour of the many young Homalco lives lost.

A cedar woven hat sits on a surface, featuring a prominent eagle feather attached at the top, with beading around the brim & wrapped around eagle feather tip. Several carved cedar paddles of varying shapes and sizes are arranged in front of the hat. The background includes hints of a fishing boat environment with ropes and containers.
#Indigenous#CoastSalish#BCFirstNations
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