Native American art 4' red cedar wall panel hand carved by David Louis (Musqueam / Coast Salish).
The Sasquatch is a large hairy being that has been witnessed by many Native People. He is believed to travel back and forth between the spirit world and this one. He inhabits the forests of the Pacific Northwest. The word ‘Sasquatch’ comes from a Coast Salish word meaning ‘hairy man’.
The large hand carved wall panel is stained black with quarters for eyes. The eyes are looking at a deer that's reflected in them. The carving is detailed. This striking decorative panel is priced as a bargain.
David Louis Jr. is a professional artist living in his home community of Musqueam in Vancouver BC. He learned as a child from his late father David Sr. and other carvers at Musqueam and Capilano. His style is recognizable with clean, smooth lines and usually painted West Coast red and black
