Fascinating Totem Poll Carving

This is was such a cool tour. I got to learn how to carve a totem poll and why it is so important to preserve this ancient art form.
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[@christiegracekelly3680]

Thank you for making and sharing this video. My grandmother is from Tulalip (I currently live and work in AZ). Last night I dreamed I was in a long house with a large family-they were my family but some of them I did not recognize-maybe I haven't met them yet? My maiden name is Humphries-my stepfather is a Humphries and he met my mom when he was serving a mission on Tulalip as a young man. My mom first married a Navajo man she met in college and had me, my brother and sister and then reconnected with our stepfather after she divorced her first husband. I have been looking for a way to frame narratives for my work and research and kept thinking of totem poles. I love how this artist explains his craft in this video- it gives me insight. All this to say thank you making and sharing this video.

[@Erikthetravelguy]

Thank you Christie!!!

[@boasmiedema8069]

Wow this looks like a dream job, great job on the poles!

[@Erikthetravelguy]

Agreed!

[@paulmacnally206]

Very good.

[@Erikthetravelguy]

Thanks Paul!

[@steveharvey2203]

So cool!

[@Erikthetravelguy]

The guy was so awesome!

[@daivernon7346]

amazing

[@Erikthetravelguy]

Agreed!

[@williamdias4473]

What oils do you use to preserve the wood

[@Erikthetravelguy]

I will investigate!

[@shawnmichael6190]

I thought My $600 totem pole was really something until I saw this😮

[@Erikthetravelguy]

Ha! It was pretty awesome!

[@brianpaxtonPT]

What is the carvers name?

[@Erikthetravelguy]

Dusty Humphries

[@AntiQris]

Dude looks like me and my family. Hmmm…

[@Erikthetravelguy]

Nice! Good looking family!!!

[@LauraCourtneyette]

They’re totem poles not polls…

[@Erikthetravelguy]

😬😃❤️👀😍😀

[@TheSalMaris]

Seriously? Polls?

[@Erikthetravelguy]

Seriously Polls!

[@brianpaxtonPT]

What is the carvers name?

[@Erikthetravelguy]

Dusty Humphries