Two orca heads meet in the middle to create the frontal view of a single orca. Hand-carved by Kwakwaka’wakw artist William Cook.
Left side featuring orca body with cross-hatching background.
Right side featuring orca body with cross-hatching background.
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William Cook

Silver 3/4" Double Orca Bracelet

252218

$415.00
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Artist: William Cook, Indigenous Canadian

Material: Sterling Silver

Type: Bracelets

SKU #: 252218

This stunning cuff bracelet is hand-carved by Kwakwaka'wakw artist William Cook. He used sterling silver to create it.

The bracelet is 6.13" long with a 0.63" gap and has a width of 0.75".

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