I-Hos Gallery is a brand that showcases a captivating collection of traditional and contemporary Northwest Coast First Nations artwork. Their diverse range of products includes masks, prints, jewelry, and wood carving. The gallery, nestled between Courtenay and Comox on Vancouver Island, holds significant cultural value as it stands on the grounds of the original K’ómoks Village.

I-Hos Gallery takes pride in supporting First Nations artists and directly collaborating with them, providing an authentic experience for art enthusiasts. They offer detailed legends and artist biographies, further enriching the understanding and appreciation of the artworks. The gallery's stunning house front design features the powerful crests of the K’ómoks people, including the iconic whale, Queneesh, and the double-headed sea serpent, I-Hos.

Notably, I-Hos Gallery has been recognized for its excellence and innovation, winning prestigious awards in the industry. With a commitment to quality and cultural preservation, I-Hos Gallery ensures an enriching experience for visitors looking to explore Northwest Coast art