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**Ms. Que Banh** @PhotographyElf@socialbc.ca · 2d

Ms. Que Banh @PhotographyElf@socialbc.ca

The Wild Woman of the Woods mask is complete. It's mounted on an entry wall at Wellington high school in #Nanaimo.

Please support #BCIndigenous artists https://www.beauwagner.ca/coast-salish-art/shop/

Close-up studio shot of a carved face mask against a white background. The mask is predominantly black with contrasting bright red lips. The dark hair fringe is arranged around the face. Lighting is soft, highlighting the textures surface. The composition is centered, focusing on the mask's expression.

#TraditionalNativeArt #IndigenousArt #NativeArt

**Ms. Que Banh** @PhoenixSerenity@beige.party · 6d *

6d *

Ms. Que Banh @PhoenixSerenity@beige.party

Beau sent me an update photo of the #DugoutCanoe that some students at Wellington high school in #Nanaimo are working to help carve. It is coming along so beautifully!

Please support BC Indigenous artists https://www.beauwagner.ca/coast-salish-art/shop

He is off work from public schools this Summer & is open for #CoastSalish #ArtCommissions.

Medium shot of a carved, unfinished wooden dugout cedar canoe. The canoe is the primary focus, positioned horizontally in the foreground and running the length of the picture. The ground is splattered with wood shavings. The background includes a picnic table on the left with a log laid across it, plants, and a modern building with reflective windows. The lighting is overcast, with cool tones dominating the scene. The composition emphasizes the craftsmanship of the canoe against the backdrop of a contemporary school environment.

#TraditionalNativeArt #IndigenousArt #NativeArt

**Ms. Que Banh** @PhotographyElf@socialbc.ca · Mar 28

Mar 28

Ms. Que Banh @PhotographyElf@socialbc.ca

Beau got the abalone eyes in last night. He starts painting it soon.

Please support BC Indigenous artists https://www.beauwagner.ca/coast-salish-art/shop/

A close-up of a hand-carved wooden cedar mask, of Indigenous Coast Salish artistry. The mask has a smooth finish with visible wood grain. Its eyes are inlaid with iridescent abalone shell, and it features a wide, open mouth. The mask rests on a dark grayish-blue table.

#TraditionalNativeArt #IndigenousArt #NativeArt

**Ms. Que Banh** @PhotographyElf@socialbc.ca · Mar 26

Mar 26

Ms. Que Banh @PhotographyElf@socialbc.ca

Another of Beau's beautiful #handmade masks.
This piece has a gorgeous natural stained finish.
#CoastSalish #Mask.

Please support BC Indigenous artist small business https://www.beauwagner.ca/coast-salish-art/shop/

Close-up of a Indigenous Coast Salish handcrafted, expressive wooden mask resting on a wood surface. The mask has a rounded face, stylized features with eye-holes and an open mouth. Black painted sections accent the edges, and a round piece of abalone shell is embedded at the center top. The wood grain is clearly visible, suggesting a natural finish.

#TraditionalNativeArt #IndigenousArt #NativeArt

**Ms. Que Banh** @PhotographyElf@socialbc.ca · Mar 26

Mar 26

Ms. Que Banh @PhotographyElf@socialbc.ca

One of Beau's beautiful #handmade masks.
#CoastSalish #Raven #Mask.

Please check out his Coast Salish fine art for sale & support Indigenous artist small business https://www.beauwagner.ca/coast-salish-art/shop/

Hand-carved and painted mask in the style of Northwest Coast Indigenous art, featuring a human face in black with red highlights and a small, stylized Raven figure perched on top. The mask has abstract shapes around the eyes and mouth.

#TraditionalNativeArt #IndigenousArt #NativeArt

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