![Image of a darkened corner in the Potlatch Gallery with a cedar chest visible in the foreground.](panos/2/mres_b/l1/1/l1_b_1_1.jpg)
![Corner of the Potlatch Gallery showing a large cedar post and a group of wolf masks.](https://s3.amazonaws.com/synthescape-umistapotlatch/panos/2/mres_l/l1/1/l1_l_1_1.jpg)
![Corner of the Potlatch Gallery showing a group of masks and headdresses from the potlatch collection](https://s3.amazonaws.com/synthescape-umistapotlatch/panos/2/mres_f/l1/1/l1_f_1_1.jpg)
![View from the west end of the Potlatch Gallery showing the north side and entrance wall.](https://s3.amazonaws.com/synthescape-umistapotlatch/panos/2/mres_r/l1/1/l1_r_1_1.jpg)
Galugadza’yi - Crooked-Beak-of-Heaven
![Colour photograph of Galugadza'yi - Crooked-Beak-of-Heaven shot against a black background](img/labels/pano_2/galugadzayi.jpg)
The Crooked-Beak-of-Heaven is one of the supernatural bird servants to the Man-Eater-at-the-North-End-of-the-World. You can recognize a Crooked-Beak by the dramatic curving pieces that spiral off her beak. In a potlatch, this group of supernatural birds tame the Hamat´sa or Cannibal-Dancer who is possessed by the Man-Eating Spirit.