Native American Art by Michelle Stoney Gitxsan. The carving is 14" long, yellow cedar, abalone inlay, handmade.
The Gitxsan Eagle Headdress by Michelle Stoney is a striking representation of Indigenous artistry and cultural symbolism. Crafted from yellow cedar, the headdress measures 14 inches in length and showcases Stoney's expert craftsmanship and attention to detail. The deep, intricate carving of the eagle captures the powerful presence of this revered spirit in Gitxsan culture. The eagle is a symbol of connection to the spiritual world.
In addition to the masterful carving, the headdress features eyes inlaid with abalone. Hanging down the back of the headdress are white feathers, which further elevate the piece. Stoney’s creation weaves together cultural symbolism, natural materials, and timeless craftsmanship into a singular, powerful expression of identity.
Michelle received BC Achievement Foundation 'Emerging Artist Award'.
