| Original/Reproduction | Reproduction |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood |
Check the listing for details. D-Shaped Pacific Northwest Coast Indigenous Adze (Modern Reproduction) 8"L x 3"T. Listed at 150.00 USD. This object is a Northwest Coast D-Adze, a highly specialized woodworking tool traditionally used by indigenous carvers such as the Haida, Coast Salish and Nuu-chah-nulth peoples. It is named for the ergonomic "D" shape and is used in the creation of items like dugout canoes, totem poles, and house hold goods such as bowls and masks. This adze is a modern reproduction in the form of a salmon motif. It is made of alder wood. The metal portion of the adze is made from a tempered leaf spring. The adze measures 8" L x 3" T x 1 3/8" W.