Depicting a kayak and paddle, these skin boats were the workhorse of the Yup’ik peoples once upon a time…providing transportation to hunting and gathering grounds throughout the year.  The single blade paddle provided the power needed when the watercraft was under load.  Paddles were often decorated to show ownership.
 
Each frame is crafted in my studio using Cherry wood, with Oak reinforced accented corners.  Cherry wood ages naturally, transforming into a rich deep reddish brown, providing a very refined finish over time.
 
The print is protected using museum quality acrylic glazing, with an anti-glare finish, allowing your art to be placed in varying light conditions throughout a room.
 
Framed prints include a paper cover added to the back of the frame, protecting your artwork from dust buildup.  Felt pads are added to each corner to keep the frame off of the wall, which provides airflow behind the artwork for a healthy environment.  I utilize an art wire mount system, allowing you to hang and level the artwork with ease.
 
Print signed by the artist David John Angaiak.
 
Framed Dimensions: 16 7/8" x 20 7/8" x 1 1/2"
 
Includes: Anti-Glare Clear Acrlyic Panel, Custom Frame, Art Print, Art Mat, Paper Backing, Hanging Hardware
 
Shipping Costs - are built into the price of sale, and includes custom art packaging.
International Orders - additional shipping costs may apply for related Export and Import Fees