Pacific Northwest Native American Fest Bowl

Has a few scuffs on one of the eagle faces. From the google image search: The image shows a hand-carved wooden bowl, likely a feast bowl, in the shape of a bird, possibly an eagle or raven, from the Pacific Northwest Coast Indigenous tradition. Culture: It originates from the Coast Salish or other Pacific Northwest Indigenous peoples. Material: Made of wood, potentially red cedar, yellow cedar, or alder. Function: Used in ceremonies like potlatches for serving food or grease. Design: Features stylized bird heads with painted details in black, red, and green. Symbolism: The bird likely represents a significant figure or spirit helper. Craftsmanship: Demonstrates traditional carving and painting techniques. Region: Typical of art from British Columbia, Washington, and Alaska. Modern context: Contemporary artists continue this tradition

Condition

Used (normal wear)