I-HOS Gallery

 

The I-Hos Gallery is a First Nations North American native art gallery, owned and operated by the Comox First Nation. Located between the communities of Courtenay and Comox on Vancouver Island, the gallery overlooks Queneesh (Comox Glacier), spectacular Comox Bay and the Gulf Islands. The beautiful house front design of the I-Hos Gallery incorporates a whale, "Queneesh" and the double headed sea serpent, "I-Hos" which was designed exclusively for I-Hos Gallery in 1995 by renowned native artist Calvin Hunt. Inside, the gallery features a collection of traditional and contemporary northwest coast artwork and crafts including masks, prints, gold and silver jewelry and wood carvings, textiles and clothing produced by First Nations artists. We are open daily, and invite you to browse our gallery both in person and on-line and discover for yourself the broad range of talent represented here. There is truly something for everyone and every price range in our gallery.

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Location/Driving Instructions
I-Hos Gallery is located on the site of the original Comox Village in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

Type of Attraction
Art Gallery
Arts and Crafts
Gift Shop

Hours of Operation
March - December; Open 7 days a week
Monday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Closed: Sunday & Monday in January and February.

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