Native American Indian Man in Canoe Bronze Statue Sculpture Figure 7" x 10". This Native American Chief embark on a treacherous mission of scouting nearby enemy territory in a birchbark canoe. Birchbark canoes are most commonly associated with Native Americans of northern New England regions, but were probably produced where ever the birch tree grew to sufficient diameter. The birch bark canoe was invented by the Eastern First Peoples. This piece is a must-have that will surely be treasured for years to come, featuring the lost wax method of casting, founded thousands of years ago ensuring an exquisitely detailed sculpture that will add grace and beauty to your business or home. Signed by artist Milo. Total Dimensions: Height 7'' x Width 10'' Approximate Weight: 10 LBS