Help identifying Native American Totem Pole

I own this beautiful totem pole. It stands 39 1/2" tall. On one size is a mark i believe is the artists mark. Appreciate anyone who can help tell me more about this totem and possibly identify the artist.

Thank you,

Kevin

 

The 8 , a part number so that the matching wings can be fitted into the two side slots.
The wood, what I can see of the grain, is offshore wood, likely Albesia .
The paint is poorly applied.
The designs represent NWC 1st Nations creatures and form lines , but are only similar and not true to form.
The carving , while recognizable lacks the balance and symmetry of an authentic NWC totem pole.

You have a reproduction of what an Indonesian Artist from Bali , thinks a model totem pole should look like .... missing it's wings.

Carved with in the past 30 years.....or so.

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http://www.naturalwondersusa.com/product/american-indian-totem-pole-table-top/
Similar legs and toes...

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And a Tiki type mouth?

OPs totem pole seems to have disappeared.

 

There are 7 pictures of parts of it in the Gallery.

 

Ah, thanks, I found them.
No Tiki type mouth on that one, but I agree, not Native American.

 

Quite a mélange of design motifs from various parts of the world!

 

A multi-cultural totempole.

 

Oooops...the photo I've used is just for legs and toes only...
the op's totem is like Bakers sez...in the Gallery !

( I wish we could keep new members away from the Gallery.....or call it something else...like Photo Graveyard ! )

 

Yes, I found it, thanks to Bakers.
The Tiki mouth is on the one you posted.