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Kwaguilth Style Dzunukwa Mask (2006)Red Cedar, Acrylic, Leather, Copper Pegs, Human Hair
- 12.5"h
- 10"w
- 5"d
$2,800 -
Bella Coola Style Raven-Blue (2006)Red Cedar, Acrylic, Abalone, Turkey Feathers
- 10"h
- 40"w
- 9"d
$5,200 -
Huxwhukw MaskRed Cedar, Acrylic, Cedar Bark
- 40"h
- 77"w
- 10.75"d
$9,000 -
Haida Style Eagle Mask (2005)Red Cedar, Cedar Bark, Copper, Turkey Feathers
- 22 (with feathers)"h
- 11.25"w
- 6"d
$4,500
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Killer WhaleRed Cedar, Acrylic, Metal Stand
- 54"h
- 15.75"w
- 9.5"d
SOLD -
Sun Mask with RaysRed Cedar, Acrylic
- 49"h
- 54"w
- 12.5"d
SOLD -
Bella Coola Style Raven – Green (2006)Red Cedar, Acrylic, Abalone, Turkey Feathers
- 10"h
- 40"w
- 12"d
SOLD -
Tsonokwa Mask – 1999Wood, Pigment, Horsehair
- 18"h
- 23.5"w
- 8.5"d
SOLD -
Chief’s HeaddressCedar, Pigments, Abalone, Fur, Felt, Deerskin
- 60"h
- 11"w
- 14"d
SOLD -
Tlingit Shaman MaskCedar, Abalone, Opercula, Acrylic
- 14"h
- 15"w
- 8"d
SOLD
Jay Brabant was born January 5, 1970 in Victoria, British Columbia. Although he is of Cree descent, he was brought up under the influence of the people of the Northwest Coast. His father, the late master carver, Gene Brabant, taught him the exquisite designs of the coastal tribes.
At the age of twelve, Jay began carving under the tutelage of his father. Together they traveled across the United States and Canada visiting museums and studying the old pieces. Jay derived inspiration from these ancient treasures, combining this knowledge with working skills learned from his father and the world-renowned Hunt family.
Jay continues to learn the art form, expanding his studies to the Bella Coola and Tlingit styles. Jay’s work is particularly clean in its execution and rates highly among his fellow carvers. Consequently, his work can be found in important private and corporate collections worldwide.