This Native American Painted Jaw Bone Artifact is a rare and valuable piece with tribal affiliation to the Cherokee culture. Handmade in the United States, this artifact showcases the craftsmanship and artistic style of Native American culture. With its unique design and history, this 2-piece artifact is a great addition to any collection of Native American artifacts. “Painted” single jaw bone divided by Native Americans for art purposes. It’s the only one. Own an extremely rare, one of a kind piece of Cherokee history now.
This rawhide rattle is a unique and exceptional piece of Native American craftsmanship, with deep incisions and painted with red and blue arrows representing lighting. Its origin is from New Mexico, made by a skilled Navajo artist, and is a handmade item that captures the essence of Native American culture. This rare rattle is a perfect addition to any collection and is a true representation of the rich history and traditions of the Native American people. Its provenance is not available, but it is a testament to the enduring legacy of this great people and a fitting tribute to their artistry. Please read my condition description. Thanks for looking, please check out my other Native American items for sale in. If you are an international customer.
Lovely and quite rare, this Imperial Nippon 9 vase is hand painted and features native American Indians standing on the shore watching sail boats. It is embellished with gold trim and moriage. It has 2 handles and 4 short blunt feet. It is translucent when held up to the light. Imperial Nippon used this blue mark between 1891 and 1921. Not your typical floral Nippon vase, this one will increase in value. The paint looks great, no fading, and I see no chips or crazing. These are in the back and are shown in the last two photos. Please see all photos to judge condition for yourself and ask if you have any questions or need additional pictures.
Rare Painted Rock Native American Wall Hanging Decor by Mary Gay M. Gay One of A Kind (OOAK). Enhance your home décor with this exquisite Native American wall hanging painting by Mary Gay M. The painting is signed by the artist and is an original piece, not a licensed reproduction. The wall hanging decor is made of stone, wood, and stone materials, and measures 5.5 inches in length, 8.5 inches in height, and 1.4 inches in width. It is unframed and handmade, with a production technique that is unknown. It is signed by the artist and is an original production technique from the 1960s. This vintage Native Dancer subject piece is perfect for those who appreciate Native American art and culture. Created by mid-century artist Mary Gay Osceola, an American Indian Women that studied and interacted with the local Native Americans, starting her career during the mid 1960s. Her famous works of art include: A Seminole Family in Tradition Clothing (1985), Seminole Mothers and Children (1951), Women Feeding 2 Black Cats, The Church and the Graveyard. My wife tells me she would not know what to do with them when I kick-the-bucket. So, from my collection to yours. I hope to find them a good home. I do provide free local pick-up. Thank you for viewing my items.
Rare Painted Rock Native American Wall Hanging Decor by Mary Gay M. Gay One of A Kind (OOAK). Enhance your home décor with this exquisite Native American wall hanging painting by Mary Gay M. The painting is signed by the artist and is an original piece, not a licensed reproduction. The wall hanging decor is made of stone, wood, and stone materials, and measures 6.5 inches in length, 8 inches in height, and 1.4 inches in width. It is unframed and handmade, with a production technique that is unknown. It is signed by the artist and is an original production technique from the 1960s. This vintage Native Dancer subject piece is perfect for those who appreciate Native American art and culture. Created by mid-century artist Mary Gay Osceola, an American Indian Women that studied and interacted with the local Native Americans, starting her career during the mid 1960s. Her famous works of art include: A Seminole Family in Tradition Clothing (1985), Seminole Mothers and Children (1951), Women Feeding 2 Black Cats, The Church and the Graveyard. My wife tells me she would not know what to do with them when I kick-the-bucket. So, from my collection to yours. I hope to find them a good home. I do provide free local pick-up. Thank you for viewing my items.
Rare Painted Rock Native American Wall Hanging Decor by Mary Gay M. Gay One of A Kind (OOAK). Enhance your home décor with this exquisite Native American wall hanging painting by Mary Gay M. The painting is signed by the artist and is an original piece, not a licensed reproduction. The wall hanging decor is made of stone, wood, and stone materials, and measures 8 inches in length, 6.5 inches in height, and 1 inch in width. It is unframed and handmade, with a production technique that is unknown. It is signed by the artist and is an original production technique from the 1960s. This vintage mission subject piece is perfect for those who appreciate Native American art and culture. Created by mid-century artist Mary Gay Osceola, an American Indian Women that studied and interacted with the local Native Americans, starting her career during the mid 1960s. Her famous works of art include: A Seminole Family in Tradition Clothing (1985), Seminole Mothers and Children (1951), Women Feeding 2 Black Cats, The Church and the Graveyard. My wife tells me she would not know what to do with them when I kick-the-bucket. So, from my collection to yours. I hope to find them a good home. I do provide free local pick-up. Thank you for viewing my items.
Rare Painted Rock Native American Wall Hanging Decor by Mary Gay M. Gay One of A Kind (OOAK). Enhance your home décor with this exquisite Native American wall hanging painting by Mary Gay M. The painting is signed by the artist and is an original piece, not a licensed reproduction. The wall hanging decor is made of stone, wood, and stone materials, and measures 5.5 inches in length, 8 inches in height, and 2 inches in width. It is unframed and handmade, with a production technique that is unknown. It is signed by the artist and is an original production technique from the 1960s. This vintage mission subject piece is perfect for those who appreciate Native American art and culture. Created by mid-century artist Mary Gay Osceola, an American Indian Women that studied and interacted with the local Native Americans, starting her career during the mid 1960s. Her famous works of art include: A Seminole Family in Tradition Clothing (1985), Seminole Mothers and Children (1951), Women Feeding 2 Black Cats, The Church and the Graveyard. My wife tells me she would not know what to do with them when I kick-the-bucket. So, from my collection to yours. I hope to find them a good home. I do provide free local pick-up. Thank you for viewing my items.
