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Isolated image of a colorful totem pole, Alaska

Man in traditional hat looks at totem pole, Nature scenics, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia

Close up of First Nations totem poles of the Gitxsan natives in Gitanyow or Kitwancool, British Columbia.

Close-up view of a totem pole.

Totem Poles in Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada - monuments created out of red cedar trees by First Nations of the Pacific Northwest

Publicly displayed, beautiful painted Totem Pole in Victoria, BC

Totem Pole at Port Townsend Marina in Washington

Pigeons find a resting place in Seattle Washington. This made for a unique picture opportunity.

At 173 feet in height, the totem pole erected next to the Big House in Alert Bay lays claim to be the world's tallest.

Odanak reservation, Nicolet, Quebec, Canada: colorful road side totem pole - Odanak is an Abenaki First Nations reserve.

Canada ,Yukon , Teslin Village First Nations totem pole display. Cultural centre Tlingit tribe

isolated totem wood pole in the gold sunset cloudy background

Carrancas are totem poles typical of the region of the São Francisco River in northeastern Brazil. They are traditionally placed on the bows of vessels for protection

Indian art, mapuche people on Pucon vulcan. Chilean Patagonia.

$Totem poles are monuments created by First Nations of the Pacific Northwest to represent and commemorate ancestry, histories, or events.Creaded out of red cedar and erected to be visible within the community.\nThey document stories and histories of clan members using stylised humans animals, and family crests.$

Traditional religious Totem Poles isolated on white background.Totem is an object and symbol animal plant representation family clan tribe

Nouméa, South Province, New Caledonia: a 'fleche faitiére' (literally 'rooftop arrow') with a stern face - an indigenous Melanesian symbol that came to represent the Kanak people and the independence movement. A respected emblem of the Kanak chiefdom, the 'fleche faitiére', is a traditional element of Kanak architecture, which dominates and adorns the cone-shaped thatched roof of the large huts of a clan. It is made with houp (Montrouziera cauliflora), a rot-proof wood from high-altitude forests.

Totem pole in Duncan BC relating local legend called the Feast.

Nature scenics Haida Gwaii, British Columbia

Close-up of a Native American Totem Pole.

Vancouver Island, Canada - August 13, 2017: Canadian Aboriginal Totem Poles in the Town of Duncan

First Nations totem poles of the Gitxsan natives in Gitanyow or Kitwancool, British Columbia, Canada.

Native American Totem Pole w/ path

First Nations totem pole, carvings by Northwest Coast First Peoples. Sechelt Nation. Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada. Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park

Juneau, Alaska: 09/04/2024- Located along the boardwalk on the waterfront promenade of Juneau, Alaska cruise port, are Tingit and Haida totem poles.

Totem pole in Duncan BC relating local legend called the Feast.

Totem poles, Nature scenics Haida Gwaii, British Columbia

Totem pole in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Ketchikan, Alaska, USA.

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