ON SALE. The regular price is $1250. Carved by Mathew Baker (Squamish). 1 1/2" wide and 6 3/4" long. Custom, you may choose the length, the width, the design and the materials.
Ravens and wolves hunt together. Ravens accompany a wolf pack. They fly high and their sharp eyes spot a prey easily. They call out to alert the wolves who kill the prey, tear it open, feed on it, and then leave some for the ravens. The ravens unaccompanied would be unable to access the tender meat protected by a thick hide.
Ravens play with wolf pups. They play tug of war with a stick or hold it just out of reach so the pup jumps and chases after the stick. Ravens peck at pup's tails and the wolves chase and nip at them. The strong relationship lasts into adult life where the mutually beneficial hunting relationship evolves.
Matthew Baker (Squamish Nation). Matthew is a carver born in 1966 on the Capilano Reservation in North Vancouver, BC. His mother is Kwak'waka'wakw and his father is Coast Salish. Matthew was taught by his late father Dick Baker, a master totem carver.
