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Young girl posing for a picture with her woven basket.

Carved wooden hat, with eagle crest depicted at peak of hat. Shaped like conventional woven hats of the Northwest Coast. Painted with orca form line and abalone inlay in eyes. Donated by Mrs. George (Thea) Heye, 1922.

Dance wand carved from cedar, depicting orca with human faces, and hair.

Carved humanoid figure depicting a high ranking individual.

Cedar bark necklace, consisting of a cedar bark rope with fastened fringe, bear claws and bone amulets.

Sisiutl belt constructed form wood, leather, and cedar bark.

Cedar bark headband, stylized with bands of cedar bark string.

Cedar bark headband, banded cedar bark style, with cedar bark bunches at front fastened with twine and fabric print.

Cedar bark headband, fabricated from multiple banded cedar bark ropes and a length of cedar bark fringe. Fastened by a length of european fabric.

Shaman's crown, made from carved cedar 'claws' and cedar bark.

Wreath fabricated from cedar bark, natural and red dyed, carved humanoid parts. Head, feet, hands carrying skulls and skulls composed the carved wooden parts.

Carved and painted figurines. Donning cedar bark skirts and fur blankets.