• An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament

This Totem Pole Ornament from Old World Christmas, standing at 4.5 inches, represents the storytelling art of the Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest. Carved from towering trees, totem poles are more than simple sculptures, they are chronicles of family lineages, rich with symbols that recount ancestral tales and communal histories.

The ornament is an homage to these powerful cultural emblems, featuring stacked animal totems culminating in a spirit bird spreading its wings at the pinnacle. It's meticulously designed to reflect the vibrant hues and intricate details characteristic of traditional totem poles, with each color and figure representing an element of the story being told.

As it hangs from the tree, this Totem Pole ornament serves as a small celebration of Native American heritage and the enduring legacy of its peoples. It invites conversation about the diverse tapestries of culture that are woven into the history of the land, honoring the craftsmanship and sacred significance of the totem poles.

Whether as a gift to someone who appreciates indigenous art or as an addition to your own collection, this ornament carries with it a spirit of reverence and connectivity. It's a way to keep alive the narratives of tribes whose histories are as rich and deep as the forests from which these totems rise.

Text on Old World hang tag: Totem Poles are made by the Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest. Carved from giant trees, each is a beautiful piece of artwork and tells a story. Consisting of animal ""totems,"" or symbols, standing upon each other, the poles also tell of the tribe's status and history.

Item #: 36252