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Sit eeti Gheiyi T'aakw Dis Native Key Ring by Fred Fulmer Tlingit Artist

This is a Glacier Bay Winter Moon Mask carved and painted by Fred Fulmer Tlingit Artist. The original mask is made from yellow cedar, operculum shells, acrylic paint, and horse hair and hang on the wall at 11 inches in diameter. The face you see is the moon and the outer blue ring is the corona.

Each Fred Fulmer Native Key Ring is made from 1/4 inch acrylic with full length key ring.
These beautiful Native key rings bring a touch of Pacific Northwest Coast Art to your lifestyle.

This Native design is available in acrylic key rings, tree ornaments, magnets, and wood stickers.

Fred's Inspiration:
I was thinking about Glacier bay one winter, and thought of the icy cold winds and icebergs, snow falling and moon lit winter nights.

The idea to create a moon mask sprang from these meditation. I carved the moon mask, added some fine lines representing the wind and wave action. added some white horse hair representing the frosty winter winds blowing out of the moons mouth. Used dark blue to represent the midnight skies and glacier blue for the color of the glaciers. I mounted the moon onto the corona of the moon.  The operculum on top represent the snow falling, next is the wind blowing, there are 3 carved unpainted stars in the sky, and 2 icebergs floating in the bay are represented by the faces carved and painted at the bottom of the corona. 

When I look at this mask I think about the Icy cold wintery nights and the Glacier Bay Winter Moon  looking down into the bay and smiles at the Icebergs.
-Fred Fulmer

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Glacierbay Winter Moon Mask - Native Key Ring Dbl-sided

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  • 3.25 x 1.375 inch
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Description

Sit eeti Gheiyi T'aakw Dis Native Key Ring by Fred Fulmer Tlingit Artist

This is a Glacier Bay Winter Moon Mask carved and painted by Fred Fulmer Tlingit Artist. The original mask is made from yellow cedar, operculum shells, acrylic paint, and horse hair and hang on the wall at 11 inches in diameter. The face you see is the moon and the outer blue ring is the corona.

Each Fred Fulmer Native Key Ring is made from 1/4 inch acrylic with full length key ring.
These beautiful Native key rings bring a touch of Pacific Northwest Coast Art to your lifestyle.

This Native design is available in acrylic key rings, tree ornaments, magnets, and wood stickers.

Fred's Inspiration:
I was thinking about Glacier bay one winter, and thought of the icy cold winds and icebergs, snow falling and moon lit winter nights.

The idea to create a moon mask sprang from these meditation. I carved the moon mask, added some fine lines representing the wind and wave action. added some white horse hair representing the frosty winter winds blowing out of the moons mouth. Used dark blue to represent the midnight skies and glacier blue for the color of the glaciers. I mounted the moon onto the corona of the moon.  The operculum on top represent the snow falling, next is the wind blowing, there are 3 carved unpainted stars in the sky, and 2 icebergs floating in the bay are represented by the faces carved and painted at the bottom of the corona. 

When I look at this mask I think about the Icy cold wintery nights and the Glacier Bay Winter Moon  looking down into the bay and smiles at the Icebergs.
-Fred Fulmer

Free Shipping on $25 or more
Free Shipping for magnets, ornaments, key rings, and stickers when you spend a total of $25 or more.
Glacierbay Winter Moon Mask Acrylic Key Ring originally carved and painted by Fred Fulmer Tlingit Artist
Glacierbay Winter Moon Mask - Native Key Ring Dbl-sided

More About Fred Fulmer

My Tlingit name is Saat-Kaa

I'm from the Chookaneidee Clan, Iceberg House of Glacier bay. My current ties to Hoonah are through my mom Frances Austin. I started learning to carve in the 1990s from my Clan Uncle Ray Nielsen. My journey as an artist focuses on Tlingit style art.

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