3D Magnet Totem by Ryan Cranmer

3D Totem Magnet | Native Northwest – Indigenous Art

Bring a piece of Pacific Northwest artistry into your home with the 3D Totem Magnet by Native Northwest. Featuring intricate Indigenous-inspired imagery created by Indigenous artists, this eye-catching magnet brings traditional Northwest Coast design elements to life through a dimensional, die-cut finish.

Measuring approximately 3–4 inches, this collectible magnet is a wonderful way to celebrate the artistic heritage of the Pacific Northwest. Its detailed design makes it a meaningful keepsake for visitors to Washington State, Indigenous art enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates the region's rich cultural traditions.

The Symbolism of Totem Poles

Totem poles hold deep cultural significance among many Indigenous peoples of the Northwest Coast. Often featuring animals such as eagles, bears, ravens, and wolves, these carved monuments can represent family histories, ancestral connections, clan identities, and important cultural stories. Each animal or figure carries meanings that vary among Nations, families, and individual artworks.

Unlike a simple decorative symbol, a totem pole can serve as a visual expression of identity, heritage, and storytelling passed down through generations.

Why We Chose It for Millstream

At Millstream, we celebrate the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and artistic traditions that make the Pacific Northwest so extraordinary. From Bainbridge Island to Port Townsend, our coastal communities are surrounded by the history and living cultures of Indigenous peoples.

We selected this 3D Totem Magnet for its intricate artwork, distinctive dimensional design, and connection to Northwest Coast artistic traditions. It's a thoughtful souvenir for visitors exploring Washington State and a small but meaningful addition to any collection of Pacific Northwest treasures.

Product Highlights

• Brand: Native Northwest

• Design: Totem

• Unique dimensional, die-cut design

• Features Indigenous artwork

• Size: Approximately 3–4 inches

• Collectible Pacific Northwest souvenir

• Perfect for refrigerators, magnetic boards, and gift giving

• A wonderful gift for admirers of Northwest Coast Indigenous art