Hand Carved Totem Style Tiki Albuquerque NM Light Wood Matte Finish 7 Inches

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More information about Hand Carved Totem Style Tiki Albuquerque NM Light Wood Matte Finish 7 Inches

This hand-carved totem style Tiki is a beautiful piece of art that measures 7 inches and features a matte finish. The piece is made in Albuquerque, New Mexico and is representative of Native American culture in the United States. It is a handmade item and the artisan behind it is unknown. The item's provenance is not available, but it is believed to have originated from the Pueblo Tribal Affiliation. The totem style Tiki is a collectible and falls under the categories of Fetishes & Totems and Cultures & Ethnicities. This is a perfect addition to any collection and a great gift for anyone who appreciates Native American art. Refer to photos for details. This was my daughter's who lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico.