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Carvers, apprentices from Southeast collaborate on totem pole project - Chilkat Valley News
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Carvers, apprentices from Southeast collaborate on totem pole project - Chilkat Valley News
Haida master carver Lee Wallace and his apprentices were working in Wallace’s Saxman home carving shed on Aug. 18, filling the air with the scent of red cedar shavings and an aura of joyful creativity. Wallace was chosen to create one of 30 totem poles planned for the Sealaska Heritage Institute’s Kootéeyaa Deiyí totem pole trail being installed along the Juneau waterfront. The first 10 poles were funded by SHI with a $2.9 million grant in 2021 …
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