This product is a Navajo carved alabaster/soapstone fetish depicting a woman, signed by the artist. The piece is handmade and reflects the Native American culture of the US, specifically the Navajo tribe. This collectible item holds cultural significance and represents the traditional craftsmanship and artistic style of the Navajo people.
This product is a Navajo carved alabaster/soapstone fetish depicting a woman scene base, signed by the artist. The piece is handmade and reflects the Native American culture of the US, specifically the Navajo tribe. This collectible item holds cultural significance and represents the traditional craftsmanship and artistic style of the Navajo people. 14″ tall x 9″ wide.
This product is a Navajo carved alabaster/soapstone fetish depicting a woman scene base, signed by the artist. The piece is handmade and reflects the Native American culture of the US, specifically the Navajo tribe. This collectible item holds cultural significance and represents the traditional craftsmanship and artistic style of the Navajo people.
This product is a Navajo carved alabaster/soapstone fetish depicting a man base, signed by the artist. The piece is handmade and reflects the Native American culture of the US, specifically the Navajo tribe. This collectible item holds cultural significance and represents the traditional craftsmanship and artistic style of the Navajo people. 13″ tall x 8- 9″ wide.
Up for sale is an authentic RARE point type. Converse in his book calls these Unfractured Fractured Base Points. Also known as an Unfractured Decatur. Some collectors call these Micro Notch Points. Whatever you want to call them as stated in Bob’s book these are extremely Rare. I’ve only had one other. 2 1/2 Found in Richland Co Ohio.
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Rare Indian Native American Art Chief Eagle Bronze Marble Base Sculpture Sale. This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 19″ X Width 17″. Marble Dimensions: Diameter 7. Height without base:17.5. Celebrate the rich tapestry of Native American culture and immerse yourself in its timeless traditions with our magnificent bronze sculpture, Eagle Dancer. This extraordinary piece pays homage to the indigenous tribes of the past, capturing the essence of their spiritual connection to nature. The sculpture portrays a Native American man adorned in the regal garb of an eagle fur, a symbol of strength and reverence. With arms gracefully outstretched, he emulates the majestic flight of an eagle, his gaze fixed upon the heavens in deep admiration. The level of craftsmanship exhibited in this sculpture is truly remarkable, showcasing the meticulous attention to detail by a highly skilled artisan. From the intricately braided hair peeking beneath the eagle’s feathers to the carefully sculpted features etched on the man’s weathered face, every element tells a story of resilience and purpose. His attire, consisting of a belted loin cloth, legging boots, and a formidable hunting knife, reflects the rich diversity of Native American dress. Throughout Native American legends and culture, eagle dances, ceremonies, and societies hold great significance. The golden eagle, revered as the war eagle, held a special place among the Pueblo Indians of the southwestern United States. Eagle feathers were cherished as symbols of triumph, courage, and status, adorning weapons and headdresses. Even today, eagle parts such as feathers, talons, and skulls continue to play integral roles in the ceremonial and religious practices of many Native American tribes. By adding this remarkable sculpture to your home or office, you invite the spirit of authentic Native American life into your surroundings. Its presence serves as a powerful reminder of nature’s indomitable power, mystery, and grandeur. This exquisite piece, signed by the talented artist Fisher, is not merely a work of art but a tangible connection to a vibrant cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Native American traditions with Eagle Dancer. 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.
Rare Indian Native American Art Chief Eagle Bust Marble Base Sculpture hot cast. This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 14 1/2″ x Width 7″ Marble Dimensions: 7″ X 7″. Height without base: 13 1/2 Weight : 10 LBS Inventory : 54-580116645. This is an exquisite bronze bust of a Native American warrior chief. He stares at the beholder, wild and bold, with an air of spiritual resilience. His hair is adorned with braids that are wrapped with strips of deer hide coated with a turquoise patina. A long feather lost in the back of his hair stretches towards gravity also finished in a turquoise patina. He wears a bone breastplate which was a popular chest ornament or armor. Since the hair-pipe bones were difficult and expensive to obtain, the number of bones in the plate often indicated the wealth of a warrior. Such breastplates were worn on occasion in battle, but could be penetrated easily by an arrow or a bullet, so they were mainly a decorative or medicine item. The sculpture was molded using the archaic method of lost-wax casting with skin tones finished in a brown patina stain for perpetuation. The chief is mounted upon a black marble and is signed. 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.
Rare Indian Native American Art Chief Eagle Bust Marble Base Sculpture hot cast. This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 14 1/2″ x Width 7″ Marble Dimensions: 7″ X 7″. Height without base: 13 1/2 Weight : 10 LBS Inventory : 54-580116645. This is an exquisite bronze bust of a Native American warrior chief. He stares at the beholder, wild and bold, with an air of spiritual resilience. His hair is adorned with braids that are wrapped with strips of deer hide coated with a turquoise patina. A long feather lost in the back of his hair stretches towards gravity also finished in a turquoise patina. He wears a bone breastplate which was a popular chest ornament or armor. Since the hair-pipe bones were difficult and expensive to obtain, the number of bones in the plate often indicated the wealth of a warrior. Such breastplates were worn on occasion in battle, but could be penetrated easily by an arrow or a bullet, so they were mainly a decorative or medicine item. The sculpture was molded using the archaic method of lost-wax casting with skin tones finished in a brown patina stain for perpetuation. The chief is mounted upon a black marble and is signed. 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.
