This hand-carved and polychrome-painted wooden model totem pole is executed in a Northwest Coast Indigenous style, consistent with Nuu-chah-nulth folk art and souvenir production. The sculpture consists of three vertically stacked zoomorphic figures. The uppermost figure is an avian form featuring a yellow head and green wings. The central figure is a black bird-like form with red highlights. The base figure depicts a stylized fish or whale. The carvings are mounted to a circular cross-section wood base that retains natural bark on its perimeter. The piece is decorated with a palette of yellow, green, red, black, and white pigments. No maker marks, labels, or inscriptions are visible on the exterior surfaces.