This hand-carved wooden model totem pole is decorated in a traditional polychrome palette of black, red, yellow, and blue-green pigments. The sculpture features a vertical arrangement of stylized zoomorphic and anthropomorphic figures characteristic of Northwest Coast Indigenous iconography. The top figure wears a cylindrical crest hat, followed by an avian figure with a downward-curved beak, a central winged figure, and a mammalian head resembling a wolf or bear situated above a small crouched figure at the base. The piece has a flat, unpainted reverse and terminates in a tapered wooden peg at the bottom. No maker marks or inscriptions are visible.