Knotts Berry Farm
Trying to Photograph everything there
Posted Sunday April 3rd 2022
Totem Pole
In front of the Bottle House
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Bottle House Totem Poles
There's two of them here:
There's two of them here:
Indian Homelands Totem Pole
That there is Whittles on the left
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The Top
Right next to the Indian Homelands Map
Indian Homelands Map
Totem Pole Bottom
- Buffalo
- Prospector
- Prospector
- Donkey
- Turtle
- Owl
- Covered Wagon
Donkey
Buffalo
Indian Homelands Totem Pole
Indian Homelands Totem Pole
Coast Salish Totem Pole
This Coast Salish Totem pole is carved from yellow cedar. The four figures represent the Killer Whale Clan of the Timothy family who are canoepranuers. From top to bottom:
The chosen colors of the pole are also significant. There are four colors to honor the four seasons and the four directions:
This Coast Salish Totem pole is carved from yellow cedar. The four figures represent the Killer Whale Clan of the Timothy family who are canoepranuers. From top to bottom:
- Eagle Represents vision.
- Killer Whale Represents power and wisdom.
- The Human Represents the People
- Beaver Taught the People engineering skills to build their dwellings which are called longhouses.
The chosen colors of the pole are also significant. There are four colors to honor the four seasons and the four directions:
- Black Represents the sea.
- Green Represents the forest.
- Red Represents the sun.
- Blue Represents the sky.
Totem Poles
This one was carved by Coast Salish Artist Jackie Timothy in the spring of 1992. The chosen colors of the pole are also significant. There are four colors to honor the four seasons and the four directions: Black Represents the sea. Green Represents the forest. Red Represents the sun. Blue Represents the sky. From top to bottom: Eagle Represents vision. Killer Whale Represents power and wisdom. The Human Represents the People. Beaver Taught the People engineering skills to build longhouses.
This one was carved by Coast Salish Artist Jackie Timothy in the spring of 1992. The chosen colors of the pole are also significant. There are four colors to honor the four seasons and the four directions: Black Represents the sea. Green Represents the forest. Red Represents the sun. Blue Represents the sky. From top to bottom: Eagle Represents vision. Killer Whale Represents power and wisdom. The Human Represents the People. Beaver Taught the People engineering skills to build longhouses.
