Thanks for viewing this Vintage Native American CPH Silver Turquoise Ring Rare. The maker is Zuni Charlie Pauline Hannaweeke. The ring is a size 5. It is unmarked but appear to be Sterling Silver but cannot be verified.
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1940s Minnetonka or Skookum type Native American Indian Squaw with Papoose. Great condition as shown + the original box. Very hard to find! All original as shown. Thank You and Good Luck!
Rare Indian Native American Art Chief Wolf Bust Bronze Marble Sculpture Figure. Condition:This sculpture is in a perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base:Height 14″ x Width 8″. Marble Dimensions: 6 1/2″ X 6 1/2″. Height without base:13. A seasoned elder of his tribe, this Native American stands proudly as a symbol. This bust sculpture depicts a tribe leader, cloaked in a wool shawl and animal skin. The clothing of Native Americans was closely related to the environment in which they lived and their religious beliefs. They developed diverse styles of clothing depending on the region they lived in and the climate. Breechclouts, or loincloths, leggings, tunic shirts for men. But in the coldest areas, warm trousers, hooded anoraks and mittens protected people from freezing temperatures. Despite the vast differences in climate and clothing styles, Native Americans had in common the basic notion of living in harmony with nature. Most Native American people lived close to nature and believed that animals had spiritual powers and strengths. Many believed that by wearing parts of an animal a person could gain some of that animal`s power and strength. Wearing animal skins became more than just putting on a form of comfortable and durable clothing. It became a part of Native Americans` religious practice and a way to improve oneself. The animal they chose usually said something about them or a quality of that animal they sought to have. This Native American wears the head and skin of a bear on his head. Feathers hang along the sides of his face and a single feather sticks upwards. The amazing details of this handmade sculpture can be seen in his aged face. Every wrinkle and crease can be felt with a fingertip. His forehead, lined cheeks and mouth. His deep eyes hang low with all he has seen and experienced. He is the father to all, young and old. 100% bronze, this brown patina sculpture was cast using the Lost Wax Method and mounted on a marble base and is signed C. Virgin Islands, however, an additional charge may be required. New Detailed Hand Crafted Hot Cast Bronze Not Resin Satisfaction Guaranteed. This is Stock Photo, Slight Color Variation! Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
This Native American hand-woven basket is a rare find for collectors. Crafted with antler and other natural materials, this piece showcases the artistry and cultural heritage of the US Native American community. The intricate details and patterns on the basket make it a unique addition to any collection or decor. It has been previously owned and loved, with signs of wear and age adding to its character and charm. The basket has been well-preserved and is in excellent condition, ready to be admired for years to come.
This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base:Height 13.5 x Width 16.5Marble Dimensions:10.5 X 5.5Height without base: 12.5Weight : 20 LBSInventory 69STE476311696 Antoine Bofill Figural Bronze Indian Warrior. Dynamic scene of a Native American wearing a feathered head-dress and tasseled leather clothing, riding on the back of a sprinting horse. In good condition, signed Bonfill; has a dark brown patina. AttackThis bronze statue by Antoine Bofill is handmade and cast in the traditional Lost Wax Casting Process. This insures a quality bronze sculpture that may be passed down from generation to generation. Bofill was a student of the Academy of Beauz Arts in Barcelona, where he specialized in small figurines and groups.
