Signed hand drum by Clarence A. Wells — Gitxsan Clan, Tsimshian, Pacific Northwest Coast First Nations artist.

The drum face features a striking Haida-style composition depicting a bald eagle in flight above ocean waves, with a Pacific Northwest totem figure (salmon/killer whale) in red, black, and white — characteristic of Wells's signature style. Signed by the artist near the lower edge. Comes with the original drumstick.

Clarence A. Wells (born 1950, Port Alberni, B.C.) is an internationally recognized First Nations artist and carver from the Gitxsan Clan of the Tsimshian. A member of the Blackfish (Killer Whale) clan, he received a National Art Design Award at age 15 and went on to exhibit and lecture internationally. His Haida-style shaman drums are among his most collected works.

Details:

• Diameter: approximately 11 inches
• Depth: approximately 2 inches
• Signed: Clarence A. Wells (lower face)
• Drumstick included
• Construction: synthetic skin stretched over painted wooden hoop

Condition: Used — Good. Normal surface wear and scuffing to the drum face consistent with age and use. Colors remain vivid. Hoop shows edge wear. No tears or structural damage. See all photos for full detail.

Shipping: Packed with care and shipped with tracking via USPS Ground Advantage.