Does Anyone Recognize This Carved Wood Mask

I'm calling this a mask although I'm not sure of its exact purpose. It's obviously a face and there is a frog at the bottom and a man figure at the top (are those wings?) - it's nose (I assume) is missing. It's wedge shaped at the back and made of a very light wood, almost like a balsa or cork, but denser - I think that it might float if I placed it in water. It measures 13 1/2" tall by 8" wide by 3" deep. Does anyone know its probable origin?
Thanks!

 

I get a Hawaiian vibe, but the extra figures are puzzling me.

This link says he'll answer questions ...
https://www.tikimaster.com/blog/exploring-the-meanings-of-tiki-totem-poles-worldwide/

 

Was also thinking ‘island vibe’ and maybe Fiji and also looked at Tiki masks.But didn’t see similar with that additional detail.

 

possibly an off shore carver trying to do a NWC mask...

 

Thank you, everyone! Komokwa, that does look to have similar elements. My first feeling was Northwest coast, but then I was thinking Polynesian. Roaring20s, I'll try that link and report back