concept   totem pole
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Native American (1) • North American Indigenous (1) • Pacific Northwest Indigenous Cultures (1) • Canadian (1) • Canadian First Nations (1) • European (1) • France (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • North America (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 totem pole Native American A totem pole is a symbolic art form in Native American culture used to represent family lineage and hold spiritual significance through storytelling. 3
2 totem pole North American Indigenous The totem pole is a symbolic representation of family lineage and mythical creatures in North American Indigenous cultures. 2
3 totem pole Pacific Northwest Indigenous Cultures Totem poles symbolize ancestry, spirituality, and tribal identity in Pacific Northwest Indigenous Cultures. 2
4 totem pole Canadian Totem poles are a Canadian cultural symbol that represents family lineage and heritage. 1
5 totem pole Canadian First Nations Totem poles are traditionally used by Native American and Canadian First Nations tribes for storytelling, cultural representation, and spiritual significance. 1
6 totem pole European Totem poles, common in Native American culture, are often seen by Europeans as exotic decoration or tourist attractions. 1
7 totem pole France France does not have a tradition of totem poles, but there is a strong appreciation for their artistic and historical significance. 1
8 totem pole Indigenous cultures Totem poles are traditionally used by Indigenous cultures to depict family lineage, stories, and spiritual beliefs. 1
9 totem pole North America The totem pole is a traditional symbolic art form for indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest in North America. 1