Man Wearing Bear Hat Totem - Wall Art Photo Print

Capture the spirit of the Pacific Northwest with this stunning print of a traditional totem pole. Richly detailed and vibrantly colored, this image showcases the artistry and symbolism of this Tlingit carving. A perfect addition to any home or office décor.

This Tlingit grave marker was originally copied from Cat Island by Tlingit carver Charles Brown. In 1995 Israel Shotridge carved a second replica. It depicts a man of the Bear Clan wearing a large carved wooden hat surmounted by a bear's head and surrounded on the brim by painted whales. The hat was worn at a potlatch or an important occasion during which stories were told or dramatized.

Captured on March 27, 2024

Exceptional Quality, Unparalleled Craftsmanship:

Every metal photograph print is meticulously produced using a cutting-edge dye sublimation process on high-quality 1/16" thick aluminum. This method ensures vivid colors, stunning details, and durability that stand the test of time. Comes ready to hang right on your wall.

Every metallic paper printer is printed using a patented combination of film and laminate layers resulting in striking three-dimensional images. This process makes it resistant to tearing and curling without any additional lamination. Each print has a standard Archival Value of 100 years in home display; and 200 years in dark storage. Photographs will need to be matted and framed before hanging.