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![]() | As a Native of the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, Herb contributes to his heritage with his carvings and design work. His totems and his animals are carved in red cedar, yellow cedar, alder or pine and depict traditional Salish and Kwakuitl designs. Herb's approach is to combine the richness of his Coast Salish, First Nation heritage with a more contemporary style to his art-making. | |||
The concepts and designs represent values, experiences, philosophies and aspirations of native and non-native individuals, families and organizations. Herb's art is rendered as wall panels, doors, furniture, totems, talking sticks, figures, bowls, drums, and signs. His work can be found all over the world: Sweden, Great Britain Africa, New Zealand, Mexico, and the United States. Each piece reflects individual legends, teachings or personal stories of growth. Herb Rice also gives workshops on Carving, Paddle Making, and Coast Salish Culture. Arrangements can be made for special events. Herb Rice's studio is at the Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre in Cowichan Bay, surrounded by works in progress including the traditional wooden small boats that are part of the classic boat building program of the Centre. His work is on sale at his studio in the Maritime Centre where you are welcome to come and visit. Please phone ahead to make an appointment.(250)748-1399 (250)748-1399 We Accept VISA | ||||