The artwork depicts a dense, vertical composition of indigenous artifacts centered around a tall, carved totem pole. This central figure features multiple stacked, stylized animalistic faces painted in red, black, and white. Surrounding this totem pole are various historical and ceremonial objects, creating a collage effect that highlights traditional craftsmanship and indigenous heritage.
To the left of the totem pole, the arrangement includes a collection of long, slender implements such as spears, quivers, and bows, alongside layered fabrics, textiles with geometric patterns, and circular green ornaments. To the right, there is a prominent, vibrant feathered headdress with radiating red and blue plumes, positioned near more intricate weaponry, arrows, and dark, decorative vessels. The layout is tightly packed, filling the entire rectangular frame.
The overall colour palette is earthy and subdued, dominated by rich browns, deep reds, and forest greens, which ground the composition. The brighter accents of white on the totem faces and the vivid, saturated red and blue feathers provide a striking contrast that draws the eye. The style appears to be a detailed, illustrative painting with soft shading and naturalistic textures that evoke the historical significance of the objects depicted. The text "Enciclopedia-Puzzle" and "Cultura Indiana" appear at the top in a classic, serif typeface.