Masks and Headdresses

Authentic Haida & Native American Masks for Sale

Northwest Coast Indigenous masks and headdresses from Cheryl's Trading Post are hand-carved by named artists from the Haida, Kwakwaka'wakw, Gitxsan, and Coast Salish nations, working in red and yellow cedar using techniques passed down for generations.

As an Indigenous-owned gallery led by Gitxsan founder Cheryl Gregory, we represent artists directly rather than reselling through intermediaries, so every mask and headdress here comes with the artist's name and nation attached.

The collection spans transformation masks that open to reveal a second face, portrait masks carved in the likeness of a specific ancestor, and ceremonial crest masks depicting Raven, Eagle, Bear, and other clan figures danced during winter ceremonies.

Headdresses range from carved frontlets to full eagle-feather pieces, each tied to a specific nation's regalia traditions. Pieces range from roughly C$1,000 for smaller carvings to over C$8,000 for museum-quality works by established carvers, with select pieces available as custom orders.

Haida masks remain some of our most sought pieces; browse our full Haida Art collection for more work from Haida Gwaii carvers. For ceremonial regalia to pair with a mask, our Drums, Rattles and Flutes collection includes hand-carved pieces used alongside masks in dance and ceremony.