![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)
Cedar Bark and Secret Societies
![Colour photograph of Nułamał - Fool Mask against black background](img/labels/pano_2/lecorce_de_cedre-cedar_bark.jpg)
Left: Nułamałagamł - Fool Mask (Nułamał Secret Society)
Right: Galugaza’yi – Crooked- Beak-of-Heaven (Hamat´sa Secret Society)
Cedar bark is used to make many different types of ceremonial clothing. Different secret societies use distinctive colours and styles of bark. Sometimes the cedar-bark clothing is left undyed or dyed red or sometimes both colours are used together.