Native American Figure in Canoe with Animal Friend Sculpture

This is a vintage sculpture depicting a Native American figure navigating a canoe, accompanied by an animal figure, possibly a wolf or fox, nestled in the front of the canoe. The item is likely made of a resin or composite material, hand-painted with earthy tones such as various shades of brown for the figure's clothing and the canoe, and a light blue-grey for the water base with some beige highlights for rocks or rapids. The Native American figure is shown with dark hair, a braided ponytail, and what appears to be a red facial feature or paint, and is wearing a light brown tunic or jacket. The figure holds a paddle, indicating movement through water. The animal figure in the front of the canoe is less distinctly rendered but features prominent yellow and blue markings, possibly tribal paint or decorative elements, on its head, which could suggest it's a spirit animal or a specific type of creature known for those colors in art. The base of the sculpture is molded to represent rippling water and rocks, providing a dynamic and natural setting for the scene. The overall craftsmanship suggests a commercially produced decorative item, possibly from the latter half of the 20th century. Given the 'excellent condition' context, the piece appears well-preserved with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant paint loss, and retains its original charm and intended aesthetic. The details, while not exquisitely fine, are sufficient to convey the scene and subjects clearly, indicating a decent level of artisan skill for mass-produced decor.