Kwagiulth

English

Noun

Kwagiulth sg or pl

  1. Alternative form of Kwakiutl.
    • 2018 July 13, Chantelle Bellrichard, “Granddaughter of famed Kwagiulth carver questions private sale of totem poles”, in CBC News‎[1]:
      The granddaughter of the famed Kwagiulth carver Ellen Neel says the private sale of three totem poles created by her late grandmother "feels like ransom."
    • 2019 April 12, “Artwork honouring residential school survivors vested with legal rights”, in Global News‎[2]:
      Newman, a Kwagiulth and Coast Salish artist from Vancouver Island, said he has never felt ownership of the 12-metre-long installation, but rather a responsibility to honour the survivors’ stories it carries.
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