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Haida Art

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Haida Art

Haida art is renowned among Indigenous art styles. Carvings convey history and lineage, and glimpses of the supernatural world.

The Art of Repousse

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The Art of Repousse

Northwest Coast Native artists beginning with Bill Reid have incorporated the art of Repousse into Indigenous jewelry making. Repousse is a technique in which the surface of the metal is pushed up, raised from behind using a number of different punches and tools to create a three dimensional design. Chasing accomplishes the opposite effect, creates details by pushing the surface down. The two techniques are used together to create a three dimensional piece of art.

National Indigenous Day

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National Indigenous Day

National Indigenous Day is a time for Native People to celebrate and feel pride in their cultures and accomplishments. It falls annually on June 21. The Summer Solstice is and has been a sacred time in all Native cultures. There are festivities across the country showcasing the best traditional and contemporary Native artists and performers.

Exploring Haida Art: Symbolism and Tradition

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Exploring Haida Art: Symbolism and Tradition


Haida art, renowned for its intricate designs and profound symbolism, represents the cultural heritage of the Haida people of the Pacific Northwest. This captivating form of art is more than just aesthetically pleasing; it is a vibrant narrative of history, tradition, and spirituality. In this article, we will delve into the fascinating world of Haida art, answering frequently asked questions and uncovering valuable insights that will deepen your appreciation and understanding of this unique artistic tradition.

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