ITEMS IN STOCK
NAVAJO CARVED TABLE SCULPTURE by Larry Foster (Navajo)
Strawberry Serpentine
approx. 6 1/4" w x 6" l x 10" h
Signed by artist
4 sided sculpture
Stunning!
$299 plus shipping
Hair ornaments based on museum examples
$65 each plus shipping
COUP STICK
This coup stick is based on a museum example that was formerly owned by White Swan (Northern Piegan). Coup stick shows horses he rode on war parties and scalps taken on raids. ca. 1870
approx. 50 inches long, - human scalp locks, made from an MGM bow used in movies (50's -60'), raw hide, cotton calico, hide glue, clay paints, etc.
$299 plus shipping
FROM OUR PERSONAL COLLECTION
BEAUTIFUL! Raised Outline Navajo Rug
There is some age to this weaving
3'- 2-2/4"" x 4 ' - 91-1/2"
$1995
$95 plus shipping
The item is 15 plus years old and in great condition. It is signed at the base. Measurements are approximately 3 inches tall x 3 wide.
Due to the nature of our business, we are now specializing in Native American clothing, regalia and artifacts and therefore Native Arts Trading is selling the remainder of its Native American pottery, Kachinas, Navajo Rugs and other stock at way below retail. Starting bid is way below wholesale! Most of these items also have some age to them.
HORSE DANCE STICK $175 plus shipping
To the Sioux, a horse was a trusted friend - one he relied on in battle, during hunts and for transportation. Each horse was given his own specific markings, medicine bundles, feathers and special markings for counting coup on an enemy . When a horse died an honoring stick was made and carried in ceremony to honor him. The Horse Society Dance is still performed today
ZUNI Necklace and Earrings (Hallmarked - Irma & Octavius Seowtewa) $325
Irma and Octavious Seowtewa make some of the most amazing needlepoint pieces. Here we are selling a beautiful necklace and matching earrings. Stunning Necklace and Post Earrings featuring Genuine Sleeping Beauty Turquoise set in Sterling Silver. Beautiful Petit Point Design.Irma and Octavious' work has been published in Zuni: The Art and the People, Vol. 3, by Barbara and Ed Bell, Treasures of the Zuni, by Theda Bassman, and Zuni, The Art and The People, University of New Mexico Press.From our private collection.
Due to the nature of our business, we are now specializing in Native American clothing, regalia and artifacts and therefore Native Arts Trading is selling the remainder of its Native American pottery, Kachinas, Navajo Rugs and other stock at way below retail. Most of these items also have some age to them. Also, being offered far below retail.
FROM OUR PERSONAL COLLECTION
This rug as some age to it but not sure how old, could be 1959 to
1970, but not 100% sure.
$299
Size approx. 5' - 11"x 3' =4"
ANOTHER WEAVING FROM OUR PERSONAL COLLECTION
Red Lake.
Here is a lovely old rug from 1940. It does have a little bit of staining, but does not show that much. It is worth more than I am selling it for, but we no longer work with Navajo rugs, so we are clearing them at a good price.
This one is approx. 3' 6" x 4' -9"
$775
1970's Navajo Saddle Blanket
Weaver: Unknown
Size approx: 31" x 32-1/2" Coarser Weave
$149
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This pot is slip cast. 6 inches high x 7 inches at its widest point approx.
$125
K. CHINO, ACOMA N.M. (KAREN CHINO, ACOMA PUEBLO)
Karen is the daughter of Emmalita Chino. She is a potter who followed in her mother's footsteps. Traditional Acoma pieces are her favorite.
This attractive polychrome pot is decorated in a classic Acoma design. The pot itself has nice solid walls and is nicely shaped, and would look just fine placed next to traditional pottery of past generations. The painted colors are very solid, with a strong sienna brown color predominating, and black solids and lines on white background all around
The item is 18 plus years old and in great condition. It is signed at the base.
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