This striking, handcrafted totem by Kevin and Shawn Gadomski represents the Big Horn Sheep Manitou—a powerful spiritual guide in Ojibway tradition. A rare limited edition piece, this is number 25 out of only 100 made, and it stands an impressive 23 inches tall. Meticulously detailed with natural materials including fur, leather, antler, painted hide, feathers, and beads, this figure embodies the craftsmanship and symbolic storytelling of Native American artistry. The ram's horns are beautifully carved wood, while the staff features a bone-like carving tied with rawhide and bead accents. Signed by the artists on the wood base. Details: Artists: Kevin & Shawn Gadomski Tribe/Style: Ojibway, Northern Plains Influence Title: Big Horn Sheep Manitou Medium: Mixed media sculpture (wood, leather, fur, feathers, beads, antler/horn) Edition: 25/100 (hand-signed on base) Height: 23 inches Base: Natural cut wood slab Condition: Excellent vintage condition; all elements intact and vibrant Whether you’re a collector of Native American art, folk art, or symbolic totem figures, this commanding piece brings both presence and meaning to any space.