Northwest Coast Native Silver with 14kt gold Orca bracelet cuff

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Northwest Coast Native Silver with 14kt gold Orca bracelet cuff:
$375.00

10.00 shipping to Canada and United States Fabulous silver cuff bracelet with 14kt gold Orca by First Nations artist RICHARD BAKERIt is 6 1/4\" in length, 3/4\" in width and has an additional 1\" gap. Weighs 26 grams.
So much detail and fine crosshatching with beautiful hummingbird and detailed flower. Richard does beautiful cuffs and pendants. <div style=\"text-decoration:none\" height=\"27px\" valign=\"middle\" align=\"center\"><font face=\"arial\"

Richard E. Baker (Feb 12, 1962) is a member of the Squamish Nation in North Vancouver, BC, Capilano Indian Reserve.

Richard is an international known artist for his Northwest Coast Art, and he is also an entrepreneur in the construction and the timber industries. Richard\'s entire lineage has been native artists, recorded from his maternal grandmother, Katherine Scow, who was of the KwaKawk\'kwa Peoples in the Northwest Pacific Coast Region.

Richie started carving out of curiosity rather than a career. At the young age of 12 he watched his father and other carvers creating beautiful totem poles and masks out of cedar wood, he then picked up a carving knife and started to create his own pieces of work. His curiosity turned into his passion, a passion of learning and creating, which has led to a regular clientele base and an interest in his work from admirers around the world.

Richie was often invited to participate in crafts fairs locally, regionally and nationally. At Expo \'86 in Vancouver, he met many collectors, Gallery owners and museum directors. He was invited to carve in Montreal and Toronto at several settings.After many years of mastering the carving techniques on wood, Richie decided to take on metal. Learning the intricate details of engraving precious metals such as gold, platinum, silver and copper brought him another passion of creating North West designs that admirers near and far all appreciate.

for teaching & inspiring him to become the artist that he is. His entire family are blessed with talent and all dabble in the Native arts & crafts. He attended school in the tiny community of Alert Bay. He has been practicing his artwork since 1978.

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was born at Alert Bay, B.C. which is located about 70 miles from the Northwest tip of Vancouver Island. You need to catch a ferry from Port McNeil in order to get to Alert Bay which is situated on Cormorant Island. His parents are Henry & Mabel Seaweed. He was born May 22, 1949. He be
for teaching & inspiring him to become the artist that he is. His entire family are blessed with talent and all dabble in the Native arts & cr