A remarkable handcrafted pendant inspired by Northwest Coast Indigenous art, depicting a stylized totem figure rendered in richly textured 14-karat yellow gold. The design is framed by vivid abalone shell inlays, which display iridescent blue, green, and violet tones. The eyes and upper stone are set with natural opals, adding depth and luminosity to the piece.

Signed and numbered “2/3” and dated 2004, this pendant is an artist’s limited edition work—likely created by a contemporary jeweler influenced by Haida or Tlingit totemic traditions. The craftsmanship highlights strong sculptural lines, symbolic facial expression, and expert use of natural materials.

This pendant exemplifies early 21st-century fine art jewelry that merges cultural symbolism with modern design aesthetics.