Salish Wool Dog

Ceramic vase with a wolf head and ancient-style human figures.

Charlie Epinetron (2023) side A

H 15 cm x W 21 cm x D 32 cm

£3100

The Salish Wool Dog is an extinct breed that had been kept by the Salish-language tribes for their hair. The dogs were shorn and the hair used for blanket-making. This side of the epinetron shows the dogs being sheared.

Dog head sculpted by Aggeliki Dervenioti. Imagery designed and painted by the artist.

Close-up of a detailed wolf face sculpture with an open mouth.

A ceramic sculpture with a dog's head and ancient Greek-style artwork on the body.

Charlie Epinetron (2023) side B

H 15 cm x W 21 cm x D 32 cm

Framed artwork featuring a central smiling dog head with scenes of dog grooming and interaction around it.

Drawn after the Charlie Epinetron, Salish Wool Dog (2025)

Ink and gouache on tracing paper

H 59.5 cm x W 42 cm

£310 (framed)

Salish Wool Dog

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