Totem Collection (page 6)

Stanley Park, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada

Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Detail of totem in Stanley Park

Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver UBC Museum of Anthropology Totem in outdoor village

Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Native totems in Stanley Park

Canada, Alberta, Jasper. Snow covered totem pole

Canada, Alberta, Jasper

Indian art work of Kwakiutl Bear Totem Pole in beautiful Victoria British Columbia Canada

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Alaska - Tlingit Indian Totem at Totem Bight Totem Park, Ketchikan, Alaska. "Salmon." Date:

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Southeast Alaska Totem -Tlingit Indian Totem at Totem Bight Totem Park, Ketchikan, Alaska Date:

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Yei Bi Chei and Totem Pole (on the right) rock formations in the southeastern part of the Monument Valley Date:

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Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller - with iron cranes totem. Date:

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Totem Pole - tribute to Kwakwaka'wakw Indians (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) Date:

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Totem Pole - tribute to Kwakwaka'wakw Indians Date:

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Totem Pole - tribute to Kwakwaka'wakw Indians Date:

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Totem Pole- tribute to Kwakwaka'wakw Indian Date:

The grave of Shah, a Tlingit shaman, marked with carved wood totems, Chilkat, Alaska
ALASKA: ESKIMO GRAVE. The grave of Shah, a Tlingit shaman, marked with carved wood totems, Chilkat, Alaska. Photographed by Winter and Pond, c1895

Totem in Stanley Park, Vancouver, British Columbia. SX3
TOM-1347 Totem in Stanley Park Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Tom & Pat Leeson contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

USA, Washington, Discovery Bay. Totem detail from Natural Elements, designed by Dave Faulstich, carved by Steve Brown

USA, Washington, Discovery Bay. Detail ofs Klallam Native-American totem art

USA, Washington, Neah Bay. Makah Indian totem detail

USA, Washington, Seabeck. Close-up of a Pacific Northwest Indian carving

USA; Alaska, Haines. Close-up of native-American totem pole

Colorful totem pole artwork Anchorage, Alaska, USA

Tlingit carved and painted wooden totem pole on display at the University of Alaska cultural museum in Fairbanks

USA, Alaska, Ketchikan, Saxman Totem Park

USA, Alaska, Ketchikan, downtown Klingit totem pole

USA; Alaska, Haines. Partial view of Native-American totem pole and wall mural

Canada, Quebec, Tadoussac. Typical Canadian totem pole. IMAGE RESTRICTED: Not available to US land tour operators

Ketchikan, Alaska. St. Johns Church, Ketchikan, Southeast Alaska

Ketchikan, Alaska. Bald eagle totem near cruise terminal Ketchikan, Southeast Alaska

Ketchikan, Alaska. Cruise ship and Bald eagle totem near cruise terminal Ketchikan, Southeast Alaska

Alaska. Totem at Cheif Shakes Tribal House, historic site, Wrangell, Southeast Alaska

Totem in Ketchikan, Alaska, USA, North America

Totem Pole at Lookout Park, Haines, Alaska

Alaska Pioneers Home on Totem Square, Sitka, Alaksa

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"Exploring the Rich Cultural Legacy of Totems: From Cirque Du Soleil to Vancouver's Stanley Park" Totems, with their towering presence and intricate carvings, have long fascinated cultures across the globe. Originating from indigenous communities in North America, these majestic structures hold deep significance and tell stories of ancient traditions. One might associate totems with iconic performances by Cirque Du Soleil, where acrobats gracefully climb and balance on poles reminiscent of traditional totem poles. These awe-inspiring acts pay homage to the rich cultural heritage they represent. In Vancouver, British Columbia (B. C. ), Canada, one can witness the true magnificence poles at Stanley Park. This lush green oasis is home to a collection of beautifully carved totems that showcase the artistic prowess and spiritual beliefs of First Nations peoples. Traveling further into Canada's west coast region leads us to Victoria in British Columbia. Here, at Butchart Gardens, visitors are greeted by an impressive Totem Pole standing tall amidst vibrant flora. Its intricate details depict mythical creatures and ancestral legends passed down through generations. Venturing southward brings us across borders into Washington state in the USA. In Jamestown, we encounter stunning contemporary Native American artistry displayed through intricately carved wooden totems. The works capture both tradition and innovation as artists continue this sacred practice. The influence of these symbolic structures extends beyond North America's shores as well. Inside London's Dome of Discovery during the Festival Britain stands a mesmerizing installation inspired by Kali - Hindu goddess known for her destructive power - crafted using elements reminiscent of traditional Pacific Northwest Coast tribal art. Delving deeper into history takes us back in time with a black-and-white photograph capturing Whare Runanga - Wairoa circa 1865-70 in New Zealand (NZ). This image showcases Maori culture where intricately carved house posts stand tall within ceremonial spaces – akin to the significance of totems.