Description

These masks have been carved by hand from the bark of the Black Cottonwood tree, which occurs in the lowlands of Alaska’s south-central and southern coastal forests. The bark comes from trees that have been dead for 5 to 6 years. It is then possible to remove bark that is up to 6 inches thick. David L. Hendren has individually hand-carved each mask using an “x-acto” knife, after which they were sanded, lacquered and trimmed with Beaver and Reindeer fur.
**Note- each mask varies slightly in the color of fur and hair.

Made in Alaska.