Description

This beautiful Dragonfly Sculpture was created by Kwakwaka wakw artist Rod Smith. It is carved from basswood and birch, painted in acrylic, and sits on a removable driftwood base. 

The Dragonfly symbolizes mystery, magic, and swiftness. The dragonfly is often used to represent dynamism, motion, and change. For some, it is the symbol of ever-changing life.

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The dragonfly, excluding the base, measures approximately 12 1 4 inches or 31 centimeters wide, 9 1 2 inches or 24 centimeters long, and about 5 inches or 12 1 2 centimeters thick. When placed on the driftwood base, the dragonfly and stand together measure approximately 12 1 4 inches or 31 centimeters wide, 10 1 2 inches or 26 1 2 centimeters long, and 7 1 4 inches or 18 1 2 centimeters high.