Rare Indian Native American Art Chief Eagle Bust Bronze Marble Base Sculpture NR

With arms gracefully outstretched, he emulates the majestic flight of an eagle, his gaze fixed upon the heavens in deep admiration. Its presence serves as a powerful reminder of nature’s indomitable power, mystery, and grandeur.

Rare Indian Native American Art Chief Eagle Bust Bronze Marble Statue Sculpture

Crafted using the revered lost-wax casting technique, this bronze sculpture holds within it the essence of the warrior’s spirit. His stance exudes a combination of concentration and mastery, while his outstretched arm anchors the sculpture’s dynamism.

Rare Indian Native American Art Chief Wolf Bust Bronze Marble Statue Sculpture

This bust sculpture depicts a tribe leader, cloaked in a wool shawl and animal skin. They developed diverse styles of clothing depending on the region they lived in and the climate. But in the coldest areas, warm trousers, hooded anoraks and mittens protected people from freezing temperatures.

Zuni Indian PITKIN NATEWA Owl Necklace Earrings Set Unusual Rare, Pristine Cond

Painstakingly all HANDMADE by Zuni Indian artist PITKIN NATEWA. Signed by artist – see photos. I do not know if Pitkin is still living or not. PERFECT CONDITION: Circa: Unknown. Owner has set the price.

Antique Rare American Indian Native Arrowheads (15) Collection in Case

Condition is Pre-Owned-Excellent condition (see photos).

Native American Indian Artifact Rare Grooved Axe Head 23-2AA

Rare Grooved Axe Head.

Rare! Native American Indian Tools

Native American Indian Tools.

American Native Indian Skinning Scrapping Tool 2.25+2 Mint Condition RARE

This is a rare and unique American Native Indian Skinning Scrapping Tool that measures 2.25\”+2\”. Made by the talented artisans of the Osage Nation, this handmade tool is a perfect addition to any collection. Its origin can be traced back to northeast Arkansas, and while its ownership history is not available, it is still a fascinating piece of history. The tool is in mint condition and has been well-preserved over time. Its cultural significance lies in its use by the Native American tribe for skinning and scraping, and it speaks to their resourcefulness and ingenuity. Add this artifact to your collection today and own a piece of Native American history.