A remarkable example of Cree artistry, this one-of-a-kind antler sculpture is hand-carved by David Namagoose of Waskaganish, Eeyou Istchee.

Using the natural form of a shed antler, David has expertly sculpted a powerful eagle head, symbolizing strength, vision, and freedom. The interior of the antler features an intricately engraved scene of Canada geese in flight over a northern landscape, capturing a moment deeply connected to the wildlife and seasonal rhythms of the James Bay region.

The contrast between the natural antler and the detailed carvings highlights both the beauty of the material and the artist's exceptional craftsmanship. Rich in cultural and natural symbolism, this piece celebrates the relationship between the land, its wildlife, and Cree traditions.

Made by: David Namagoose
Community: Waskaganish, Québec
Material: Naturally Shed Antler
Technique: Hand-Carved and Engraved

Features

Original one-of-a-kind artwork
Hand-carved eagle head design
Detailed engraving featuring Canada geese in flight
Crafted from naturally shed antler
Created by Cree artist David Namagoose
Made in Waskaganish, Eeyou Istchee

Each carving is unique, preserving the natural character, texture, and shape of the original antler while transforming it into a distinctive work of Indigenous art.

Eagle Head Antler Carving