Extra LG Navajo Yei rug weaving, authentic handwoven Native American (GM355)
This Navajo Yei rug depicts the Holy People (yeis) who communicate between the Navajo and their gods. They are shown face-front as tall, slender figures carrying rattles, pine boughs or yucca strips. Usually, the long body of the "rainbow yei"...
$2,800.00
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LG Navajo rug weaving in Ganado style, vintage Native American handwoven (GM354)
This weaving is from the Ganado, Arizona area. Ganado rugs are identifiable by the red background and the black, white and gray geometric design, often with a central diamond or two. Rugs of this style are often referred to as...
$2,800.00
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Extra LG Navajo rug Two Grey Hills style, vintage Native American weave (GM353)
This weaving is from the Two Grey Hills area on the Navajo reservation. Rugs of this style are extremely collectible and desirable because they are made from the 4 colors of the sheep - black, brown, grey and white. The...
$3,100.00
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Navajo rug weaving in Two Grey Hills style, vintage Native American, handwoven (GM283)
This weaving is from the Two Grey Hills area on the Navajo reservation. Rugs of this style are extremely collectible and desirable because they are made from the 4 colors of the sheep - black, brown, grey and white. The...
$425.00
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Hopi Sifter Basket made with Split Yucca Leaves (VW33)
Hopi sifter basket made with split yucca leaves. Traditionally used for sifting flour and cornmeal. DETAILSArtist:Tribal Affiliation: HopiSize: 1 1/2" H x 9 1/2" DiameterMaterials: yucca leavesCondition: From an estate- please see the photos
$40.00
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Antique Native American Badger Fur Headdress with Ermine, Buffalo Horns, Beadwork and Quill Medallion
This marvelous antique Native American headdress brings out many details from the intricate beadwork, to the quill medallion, to the buffalo horns. The buffalo horn headdress were known to very few tribal nations including Sioux, and Northern Plains, and worn...
$625.00
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Taos Sioux Style Double Sided Drum With Bear Fetish and Bear Tracks Design, Handmade Drum RK13
12" Bear fetish and bear tracks patterned, double-sided drum. Taos Drum Company. Handcrafted with hide and wood. Size: 12" diameter x 3.5" deepWill be shipped with a beater.RK13
$160.00
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Taos Octagonal, Single Sided Drum With Gecko Design, Handmade Drum RK4
11.5" Gecko patterned, single-sided octagonal drum. Taos Drum Company. Handcrafted with hide and wood. Size: 11.5" diameter x 3.5" deepWill be shipped with a beater.RK4
$150.00
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Taos Octagonal, Double Sided Drum With Spirit Bear Design, Handmade Drum RK23
15" Spirit bear patterned, double-sided octagonal drum. Taos Drum Company. Handcrafted with hide and wood. Size: 15" diameter x 3.25" deepWill be shipped with a beater.RK23
$335.00
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Taos Double Sided North Plains-style Drum, Handmade Drum RK5
16" North Plains-style, double-sided natural shaped drum. Taos Drum Company. Handcrafted with hide and wood. Size: 16" diameter x 7" deepWill be shipped with a beater.RK5
$285.00
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Taos Double Sided Drum With Horse and Rider Design, Handmade Drum RK6
12" North Plains-style horse and rider patterned, double-sided natural shaped drum. Taos Drum Company. Handcrafted with hide and wood. Size: 12" diameter x 5.75" deepWill be shipped with a beater.RK6
$260.00
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Buffalo Prayer spiritual carving by Raymond Chee, Navajo/Hopi 1990s handmade Native arts (RS178)
One-of-a-kind hand carved spiritual cultural carving by award winning artist, Raymond Chee. This beautiful piece is called Buffalo Prayer and represents the critical connection between the northern plains' nations and the buffalo, which they relied on for survival. This carving...
$680.00
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Navajo rug weaving in Eyedazzler style with Whirling Log design - pre 1940s, authentic Native American, handwoven (GM352)
DETAILS:Artist: unknown, NavajoSize: 48" wide x 95 1/2" long - extra-large runner shape Materials: WoolCondition: from a private collection, good condition for age. Corners and edges are fraying a bit and there are some snags/holes in the center (see pictures)GM352This...
$3,200.00
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Handmade Native American Bowl by Fannie Polacca Nampeyo, Hopi - traditional firing (MW71)
Gorgeous, vintage bowl by Fannie Polacca Nampeyo, Hopi. This is a traditional Hopi style that was fired outside. Just beautiful!APPROXIMATE SIZE2" H x 4 1/4" diam.Please see the photos- there is minor damage.Fannie Polacca Nampeyo, Hopi, was a Native ceramic...
$525.00
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Native American Vase with 3 Horses Design by Dusty Naranjo, Santa Clara Pueblo (JD75)
Vintage, Stunning Native American Vase with Horse Motif by Dusty Naranjo, Santa Clara Pueblo.APPROXIMATE SIZE:6" H x 7" diameter3 horses' designNative American artist Dusty Naranjo specializes in creating Pueblo pottery. She learned traditional pottery techniques from her mother and brother-...
$750.00
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Native American Bowl with Lizard Design by Sylvia Naha, Hopi, Featherwoman (RS176)
Stunning Native American jar with lizard design by Sylvia Naha, Hopi. Sylvia was the daughter of the late Featherwoman aka Helen Naja. Sylvia passed away in 1999.APPROXIMATE SIZE5 1/2" H x 1 1/2" opening x 6 1/2" diameter @ widestSylvia...
$780.00
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Native American Micaceous clay handmade Pot by Juliet Hayah, Acoma (2/201)
Beautiful yellow mica pot bowl by Juliet Hayah, Acoma. While this type of clay is not associated with Acoma pottery, many artists like to borrow and experiment with new materials. This type of clay comes from the Taos area.APPROXIMATE SIZE:6...
$240.00
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Native American Pine Pitched Carved Olla Vase by Pauline Williams, Navajo (2/200)
Native American handmade pine pitched carved olla vase by Pauline Williams, Navajo. APPROXIMATE SIZE:7" H x 5 1/2" diameterOpening: 2" x 2"Condition: excellent!Navajo pine pitched pottery is traditionally hand built from brown clay, fired, glazed, and finally coated with a...
$198.00
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Native American Feather Red Handmade Pueblo Pot by Juan Tafoya, San Ildefonso Pueblo (MW74)
Native American handmade and carved feather red pot by San Ildefonso Pueblo potter Juan Tafoya. APPROXIMATE SIZE:3" H x 4" W x 4" diameterJuan Tafoya was one of the most highly regarded ceramic artists in San Ildefonso Pueblo known for...
$225.00
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Vintage Tohono Oʼodham (Papago) Split Stitch Basket made from Beargrass Bundles and Yucca Strands (RK68)
Vintage Tohono Oʼodham (Papago) Split Stitch Basket - beautiful authentic Native American basket. DETAILSArtist: UnknownTribal Affiliation: Tohono Oʼodham (formerly called Papago)Size: 13 5/8" DiameterMaterials: Beargrass and yuccaCondition: From an estate- please see the photos
$180.00
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Rosalie Little Thunder, Sioux Vintage Native American beaded pouch - (GM213)
Authentic Sioux tribal Native American beaded pouch, vintage 1900s - Artist: Rosalie Little Thunder, Sioux. The bold geometric pattern on this bag is internally threaded with Venetian glass beads, done with Hill Stitch, formerly known as Lazy Stitch. The bag...
$200.00
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Antique Iroquois/Mohawk Glengarry beaded hat ca. 1860 - excellent condition!
This is a magnificent example of antique Iroquois/Mohawk beadwork. This Glengarry hat/cap is fully beaded with all of the beads intact.  While there is very slight deterioration of the red fabric on the folded edge, this does not diminish the...
$1,200.00
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Vintage Native American Tohono O'odham (Papago) Split Stitch Basket made with Beargrass Bundles and Yucca Strands (RK72)
Vintage Native American Tohono O'odham (Papago) split stitch basket made from beargrass bundles and yucca strands. Tohono O'odham baskets were first made for everyday purposes including, gathering food, harvesting assistance and storing materials.DETAILSArtist: UnknownTribal Affiliation: PapagoSize: 2 1/2" H x...
$70.00
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Native American Gauntlets with floral beadwork pattern - No. Rockies. ca. 1950s (GM226)
Fabulous gauntlet gloves showcasing floral beadwork. Origin is likely to be from one the Northern Rocky Mountain Native American nations such as Crow or Blackfoot. The gloves are commercial leather and possibly purchased from a trading post to be beaded...
$420.00
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