13x19 Giclee Print and comes with a 8.5x11 Authenticity Card
 
Haudenosaunee Man/Two Worlds depicts the dual existence of Haudenosaunee people, blending traditional and modern elements. The central figure wears both traditional and contemporary attire, symbolizing the intersection of cultures. His arms are outstretched touching the Circle Wampum and the Two Row Wampum covers his face. Surrounding him are cultural icons and symbols, while the background shows the skyline of Syracuse and a modern longhouse. The painting represents the journey from birth (depicted in the naming ceremony) to death, with the Four Protectors guarding each corner. Stone, wampum, and eagle gargoyles line the border.