Chief with Two–headed Serpent

$325.00 CAD

Description

A stunning plaque depicting a chief with a two-headed serpent known as a Sisiutl. The Sisiutl is a powerful and terrifying double-headed serpent that guards the house of the sky people. This creature symbolizes duality and contradiction. It can bring both death and power and has been said to transform into a fish or a canoe. Sisiutl is often called as a spirit helper to make warriors strong and powerful, warriors will often adorn their garments with images of this creature who is said to be able to turn its enemies to stone with a glance.

SKU: 2149-MPL Category: Artist:

Additional information

Dimensions

7.75 x 0.5 x 25 in

Materials

Cedar

Age

2003



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