J. D. JD Challenger Lithograph Ghost Winds Amazing Native American Very RARE

Seeing this in person will blow your mind. Signed piece #57 of only 115. First Lithograph JD Challenger did sponsored by Feathers Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ. Currently in a frame – I do not have the size but can get it. With frame it measures 33 1/2 high by 41 1/2 wide. 11th lithograph itself is 34 x 26 1/4. Track Page Views With.

RARE NATIVE AMERICAN POSTER PAINT POTTERY TURKEY w AMAZING COLORS SIGND DOLORES

This is an Estate Fresh old RARE NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY TURKEY FIGURE or SEED POT in GREAT COLORS. It is SIGNED DOLORES with the last name worn too far to discern though it could be Toya or Garcia or possibly Fragua. That is followed by a word that looks like it could be Jemez but its too worn to be definitive – its OLD and WORN in my opinion so you decide what it reads. They had some very colorful stuff back in the day and the Jemez Pueblo is known for using Poster Paint on its older pottery for decoration. This came from an old long time collection and she had amazing pottery and other stuff. The Bird is 4″ tall x 3.25″ wide and 3.75 deep. Any questions PLEASE ask! My descriptions are solely there to assist buyers finding the items and are not a guaranteed accurate description of the item in all cases. If you do need information I have neglected to include, please don’t hesitate to ask any questions.

30 Amazing And Rare Restored Photos Of Native Americans In The 1900s

AMAZING! Native American Stone Reliquary Ca. 1000CE. ARKANSAS FIND. RARE

Native American Stone Reliquary Ca. With a large group of “chip hatchets” known to date to the early Mississippian era, about. 1500 years ago, lasting for a thousand years. So they were found in one area by a farmer. And that’s how I have dated this. To say it’s rare is an understatement. It’s the only one I’ve ever seen. Would have been for preserving the venerated objects associated with tribal. Elder, perhaps a parent, or an ancestor. What would the contents have been? Conjecture: Beads, feathers, possibly hair or bones. One thing for sure: It’s real. It was part of a group that also included small. Paint pots and pottery. And everything was 100%. Size: (irregular) 5 1/2 inches across. 3 1/2 inches deep. Width of walls vary. About 3 1/2 inches plus or minus. CONDITION: Apparently damaged during find. The upper edge has. Significant loss along one side. Another has had two chips recovered. And glued back as shown. Note the “ruts” on the exterior of three sides. The inside opening is clearly hand worked as the incised striations caused. By a grinding stone are evident. The bottom is covered with a thin piece of deerskin. Put there to make it safe to display on wood or glass (by the original owner).