Charles Edenshaw Inspired Ancestor Mask | Native Tribal Style Ceremonial Art | Green & Red Paint with Horse Hair | Museum Source$240.00
Charles Edenshaw Inspired Ancestor Mask | Native Tribal Style Ceremonial Art | Green & Red Paint with Horse Hair | Museum Source
🪶 Hand-Carved Charles Edenshaw Inspired Ancestor Mask | Haida Tribal Ceremonial Art | 15″ with Horse Hair
This hand-carved wooden ancestor mask is a museum-quality reproduction inspired by a masterful 1902 creation of Charles Edenshaw, one of the most celebrated Haida artists from British Columbia, Canada.
Crafted from wood, hand-painted in vivid traditional colors, and accented with flowing horsehair, this piece measures approximately 15″ high including hair, with a width of 7.5″. The detailed carving and rich paintwork reflect the Haida’s revered ancestral art style, known for its bold lines, symbolic imagery, and spiritual significance.
Cultural & Artistic Significance:
In Haida culture, ancestor masks are powerful ceremonial objects that connect the living with their lineage. Worn during important rituals, they honor past generations and assert clan identity. This contemporary reproduction honors Edenshaw’s enduring legacy by capturing the spirit and artistry of the original piece while being crafted outside the tribal community.
The original 1902 humanoid mask, commissioned by anthropologist John Swanton for the American Museum of Natural History in New York, remains an iconic example of Haida artistry, exhibited prominently in the Great Hall of the Pacific Northwest.
Features:
Medium: Hand-carved wood, hand-painted, horsehair accents
Size: Approximately 15″ H (including hair) x 7.5″ W
Inspired by Charles Edenshaw’s historic Haida works
A respectful tribute to Pacific Northwest Indigenous art and culture
Perfect for collectors, tribal art enthusiasts, and cultural decor lovers
Ideal For:
✅ Authentic Haida and Pacific Northwest art collections
✅ Tribal and ceremonial mask displays
✅ Unique, culturally rich home or office decor
✅ Gifts for lovers of Indigenous and Native American art
>>> Ships carefully from Evergreen, Colorado.
$240.00
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Frequently Asked Questions
All our pieces are designed by us and hand-carved by master artisans in Bali, Indonesia, using sustainable plantation or reclaimed wood.
Our designs are inspired by Pacific Coast Native art traditions but are not tribal artifacts. They are original, respectful reproductions and interpretations, carved by Balinese artisans.
We do not accept custom commissions.. We do offer wholesale pricing for galleries, museums, and retailers. To unlock the link to our wholesale page, please reach out via email – rona@images76.com.
Most orders are shipped within 3–5 business days. Domestic shipping within the U.S. typically takes 5–10 days, while international shipping times may vary.
Absolutely. We use only plantation-grown or reclaimed wood, ensuring that our carvings are eco-conscious and forest-friendly.
Keep your piece out of direct sunlight and away from moisture. A light dusting or occasional wood-safe polish will help preserve its beauty.
Keep your piece out of direct sunlight and away from moisture. A light dusting or occasional wood-safe polish will help preserve its beauty. If you’ve chosen a mask with horse hair or goat hair, and the hair has compressed in shipping, simply comb the hair. in extreme cases, use hairspray and a comb to restore the shape of the hair.