This carved wooden sculpture features bold, geometric designs characteristic of Pacific Northwest Coast indigenous art. The large-scale piece depicts a stylized face with exaggerated features carved in deep relief. Prominent elements include a broad, protruding mouth with thick lips, a wide nose, and large almond-shaped eyes. Above the face, intricate patterns suggest traditional motifs, including what appears to be a circular design element. The wood has a rich, weathered patina in warm brown tones. The sculpture is displayed on a white pedestal in a museum gallery setting, with similar carved pieces visible in the background. The monumental scale and strong architectural qualities of the piece emphasize its ceremonial or totemic significance, while the title "Oceanic Icon" references its cultural origins from Pacific maritime peoples.