Figure

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/25

Small animal in stone; small pointed ears, drilled eye, pointed face with small open mouth. Signed in syllabics (Mi-ki) on base.

Figure

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/24

Carving of a spirit animal standing on two feet. Large head with long, narrow face, inlaid(?) eyes and large pointed ears.

Heddle Pulley

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/10

Heddle or loom pulley carved of wood, with two back-to-back figures. One figure appears to be a female with carved breasts, and the other has a collar-like protrusion. The two figures share the top of a head with carved angled lines. The facial features are carved, with long, narrow heads, large ...

Coffee Pot

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/7

Coffee pot (dallah) with bulbous lower body that tapers in the middle and flares out slightly to the top. The hinged bell-shaped lid is topped with a tall finial. The curved handle is wrapped with a strip of black leather with thin sheets of metal woven in. There is a long crescent-shaped spout w...

Figure

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/20

Small stone carving of a person with outstretched arms. Signed in syllabics (I-lu).

Figure

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/18

Small sculpture of two seated people facing each other. One figure is slightly larger, and has their arms and legs around the other person. Each figure has a circular face held up with small carved facial features. Signed in syllabics (Ga-na).

Figure

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/17

Small standing stone figure. Figure has round head with carved facial features, and arms down at sides. The base bulges out below the figure, then beomes cylindrical.

Figure

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/16

Human figure on hands and knees, carved of bone. The figure holds its head up showing its carved facial features. The face is rounded with defined cheeks, large downturned mouth, with circular holes for eyes and centre of mouth.

Tapa Cloth

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/11

Heavily painted strip of tapa cloth. Design includes four main panels with geometric designs in black and brown-red paint. The two panel designs alternate. Red-brown border design on each end. Fringe along the long edge.

Cup

MOA: University of British Columbia

3655/9

Small, straight flaring cup with flat circular base. The sides are embossed with a large panel of designs including three animals with curved tails, bordered by bands of small repeating geometric designs. Additional punched designs are added.