Stylized Spider in Indigenous Art Style

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A digital illustration of a spider in the Pacific Northwest Coast Indigenous art style, centered on a light wooden background. The spider is depicted with a highly stylized, symmetrical design in black, white, red (cochineal red), and teal green. It has an oval-shaped body with a segmented head, featuring two prominent stylized faces. The upper face has large teal eyes with black pupils, a white and black nose, and a red mouth with white rectangular teeth. Below this, there is another similar face with teal eyes, black pupils, and a red mouth with white rectangular teeth. The spider has eight long, segmented legs extending from its body, four on each side. Each leg is intricately decorated with smaller stylized eye-like shapes (oos). The legs are tipped with sharp, black talons. The design uses bold, flowing lines and formlines characteristic of this art tradition, with white and light-colored negative spaces within the black forms. The overall image has a clean, graphic quality.