BEAR DANCING WITH FISH 8 INCH SOAPSTONE CARVING Ketchikan Did the early Tlingits and

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BEAR DANCING WITH FISH 8 INCH SOAPSTONE CARVING Ketchikan Did the early Tlingits andFor thousands of years, the dancing bear representation has been an integral part of the native culture. Soapstone carving by Wendy Hook of Douglas Creek Sculpture Co. Fish carved from shed antler collected by the artist. Dimensions: 8" high, 4" by 4. 5" wide. Since 1993, from her studio nestled in the mountains, Wendy Hook has created vivid sculptures of North American wildlife and culture discovered in one of the most breathtaking places on Earth.