Bear Totem & Pigisus photos

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Mon., Feb. 26, 2024

Wife and husband Rebekah Miller, left, and Seth Miller, who co-own Bear Totem and Pigasus, are pictured in front of the wall of miniatures in Bear Totem on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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Rebekah Miller, left, and Seth Miller, right, co-own Bear Totem and Pigisus in Spokane.

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A red dragon miniature is displayed amid thousands of other figures at Bear Totem in Spokane on Feb. 1.

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Thousands of miniatures are displayed on the shelves at Bear Totem on Feb. 1 in Spokane. Seth Miller, who co-owns the store with his wife, custom made about 20% of the figures displayed.

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A dinosaur figure is in focus amid thousands of miniatures at Bear Totem in Spokane on Feb. 1.

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Miniature figures line the shelves at Bear Totem for use during tabletop roleplaying games, like Dungeons and Dragons, on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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"Star Wars" character mini figures are pictured at Bear Totem on Feb. 1. Customers can borrow the miniatures to play with in tabletop roleplaying games.

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Miniature stormtroopers from "Star Wars" are pictured at Bear Totem on Feb. 1. Customers can use the mini figures in tabletop roleplaying games.

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A bookshelf is full of board games and miniatures used in tabletop roleplaying games is pictured at Bear Totem on Feb. 1. Customers who are gaming at the shop can borrow board games and mini figures.

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The head of the gaming table provides hiding spaces for Dungeon Masters to conceal their miniatures and dice rolls from players.

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Bear Totem has many gaming tables used for Dungeons and Dragons. Pictured on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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A tray is full of dice used in Dungeons and Dragons at Bear Totem in Spokane on Feb. 1.

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A miniature and paints sit on one of Bear Totem's painting stations on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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Tap beer is available for purchase at the front counter of Bear Totem in Spokane on Feb. 1.

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Toys, books and a vintage wooden rocking horse are displayed in Pigisus on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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Books and toys are viewed from the children's play area in Pigisus on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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Toys and a sign are displayed in a children's play area at Pigisus in Spokane on Feb. 1.

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Felt animal puppets are displayed at Pigisus on Feb. 1 in Spokane. Some puppets have stitches for eyes so they are safe for young children to play with.

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Vintage and sustainable children's clothes are displayed on a rack in Pigisus on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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Children's dress up clothes are displayed at Pigisus on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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Hand made wooden and felt toys are displayed at Pigisus on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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Vintage clothing and vinyl records are displayed in Pigisus on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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Fruit finger puppets are displayed on a mannequin's hand at Pigisus on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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Animal puppets are displayed at Pigisus in Spokane on Feb. 1.

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Bear Totem and Pigisus is pictured from the building's exterior on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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A customer walks out the building Bear Totem and Pigisus are located in, on Feb. 1 in Spokane.

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