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Tsimshian Totem Lamp by Paul Mather
This model totem lamp was carved by Tsimshian carver Paul Mather (1828-1942) of New Metlakatla, Alaska. It depicts the Chief Kian pole of Ketchikan, a design that Mather frequently used in his totem poles. The pole has a US Indian Arts and Crafts Board stamp, which means that it was carved after 1937, but before 1942. Lamp has a new rawhide shade added. Stamped "hand made US Indian Arts & Crafts."
PERIOD: Mid 20th Century
ORIGIN: , Native American
SIZE: 16"H, Base 6" x 5", 9" Totem, 6"Shade
This model totem lamp was carved by Tsimshian carver Paul Mather (1828-1942) of New Metlakatla, Alaska. It depicts the Chief Kian pole of Ketchikan, a design that Mather frequently used in his totem poles. The pole has a US Indian Arts and Crafts Board stamp, which means that it was carved after 1937, but before 1942. Lamp has a new rawhide shade added. Stamped "hand made US Indian Arts & Crafts."
PERIOD: Mid 20th Century
ORIGIN: , Native American
SIZE: 16"H, Base 6" x 5", 9" Totem, 6"Shade
$1,500.00
Tsimshian Totem Lamp by Paul Mather—
$1,500.00
Description
This model totem lamp was carved by Tsimshian carver Paul Mather (1828-1942) of New Metlakatla, Alaska. It depicts the Chief Kian pole of Ketchikan, a design that Mather frequently used in his totem poles. The pole has a US Indian Arts and Crafts Board stamp, which means that it was carved after 1937, but before 1942. Lamp has a new rawhide shade added. Stamped "hand made US Indian Arts & Crafts."
PERIOD: Mid 20th Century
ORIGIN: , Native American
SIZE: 16"H, Base 6" x 5", 9" Totem, 6"Shade
