Native American

This is a genuine brown leather/suede purse with a drawstring strap. It's authentic Native American and hand made. The decor on the front is hand sewn, tiny beads with a central eagle. It measures only high.

Navajo Wool Rug Hand Woven Saddle Blanket. It is hand spun wool. The colors are natural, grey, black, mint greens and dark red. It measures 27 wide x 60 wide. The condition is good no damage or stains but it looks as if it could use a light cleaning.

White Feather is issue 3 of an 8 plate collector series by Lee Bogle for the Bradford Exchange. This series, Native Beauty, is embued with all expressive serenity and vivid realistic detail that Lee Bogle portrays so well. White Feather, limited to only 95 firing days, is banded in 22K gold. It comes to you in original foam packaging with Certificate.

Sun Dancer is the first issue of an 8 plate collector series, Daughters of the Sun by Karen Thayer for the Hamilton Collection. Vivid sunlight glitters on the face of this young indian maiden dressed in blue with plum accents. Generously banded in 23K gold and limited to 28 firing days, this Daughters of the Sun plate comes to you in original foam container with certificate. Some damage to the foam container.

Canyon of the Cat is issue 1 of an 8 plate collector series, Faces of Nature, by Julie Kramer Cole for W.S. George and the W.S. George. The Canyon of the Cat is lovingly detailed scene of Native Americans traveling through a beautiful but inhospitable countryside. If you fortunately enough to sense the true spirt of the land, you may see more than what lays on the surface. Limited 150 firing days, this plate comes to you in original foam container with Certificate and brochure.

Journey of Harmony, by artist Diana Stanley, is issue 5 of a 12 plate collector series, Visions of the Sacred produced by the Bradford Exchange. Journey of Harmony speaks of the Buffalo Woman and how she taught the Laws and Ways to the Lakota people, bringing to them the sacred Peace Pipe. Limited to 95 firing days, Visions of the Sacred comes to you with in original foam container with Certificate.

Mystic Bond is issue 2 of the collector plate series, Together As One, by Russ Docken for the Bradford Exchange. Limited to 95 firing days, Together As One, comes to you in original foam container with Certificate.

24 inches Long ** Silver Bead Necklace ** Crafteed by a Native American Artist ** Hollow Beads of Unusual 1 7/8 inch Long Tubular Beads with Round Stamped Groove Beads Another quality collectible from Doris Stephan's Antiques & Collectibles

Description: Navajo Yei Rug 60 x 29 . The condition is very good. It is vintage and there are a few insignificant imperfections but the overall condition is really very good. There are no holes or missing pieces.

Bernard Tuglamena Katexac, (1922-1997) born on King Island, Alaska, resided in Nome, Alaska Bernard was a noted Inuit/Eskimo native artist. He did many beautiful drawings and created prints from same. He also scrimshawed walrus ivory. This tusk shows many facets of life near and on the sea and depicts life as it was on the King Island. He shows whale hunting and butchering the carcass, seal hunting, crab fishing, walrus hunting, walrus in the water, sleding, a community house readying for a celebration and a view of one of the houses on stilts on a hill, so unique to the King Island. signed and dated 1973 A little info on King Island; The island is about 1 mile (1.6 km) wide. It was once the winter home of a group of about 200 Inupiat who called themselves Aseuluk. The Aseuluk spent their winters engaging in subsistence hunting on King Island and their summers engaging in similar activities on the mainland near the location of present-day Nome, Alaska. After the establishment of Nome, the islanders began to sell intricate carvings to residents of Nome during the summer. By 1970, all King Island people had moved to Nome year-round. In 2005 and 2006 the National Science Foundation (NSF) funded a research project which brought a few King Island natives back to the Island. Some participants had not been back to the island in 50 years. The King Island Community eagerly awaits the projects results. The island was discovered by Capt. James Cook in 1778 and named for Lt. James King, a member of his party. It is part of the Bering Sea unit of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge.

Zuni or Navajo silver and turquoise necklace

Kokopelli Native American Antiqued Metal Figure Candle-Holder Size: 14 H x 7 W (at the base) x 7 D at the base The figure itself is a thin sheet of metal cut out and either naturally rusted by age or rusted for the effect. Weight: 9 Oz's. Age: 20th Century Origin: SW United States

Passion's First Bloom is first issue in a collector plate series, Gifts of Love, by Lee Bogle for the Bradford Exchange. Pensive maiden holds the lily, symbol of purity. Plate has a unique lily border. Passion's First Bloom, limited to only 95 firing days, is banded in 22K gold. It comes to you in original foam packaging with Certificate.

Afterglow is issue 2 of an 8 plate collector series by Lee Bogle for the Bradford Exchange. This series, Native Beauty, is embued with all expressive serenity and vivid realistic detail that Lee Bogle portrays so well. Afterglow, limited to only 95 firing days, is banded in 22K gold. It comes to you in original foam packaging with Certificate.

Renewal is the first issue in the collector plate series, Reflections of the Soul by artist Ernie Cselko for the Bradford Exchange. This series features Indian maidens bonding with their spirit guardians. In Renewal, White Feather reaches for the skies as the dove reflects in the water below. Banded in platinum and limited to 95 firing day, Renewal comes to you in original foam container with Certificate.

Bear Creek Shaman--Native American Indian shaman is made of pewter and is 5 1/8 inches tall with round foot. Top of foot is marked Wayne S. and the bottom is marked Shaman 95. Comes with a Beer Creek pamphlet--Very good condition

Native American Native Woman and Baby Figurine--Woman standing holding a baby in a cradle board--Measures 10 inches tall and is made of resin--Good condition

Native American Whispering Winds Picture--Navajo girl and lamb--Has a matte and the wood frame is light--the artist is Monte--The picture has 2 creases on the picture--11 inches wide x 14 1/4 inches long is the total measurement counting the frame

No reasonable offer refused. Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye. Our fundraising needs also now include the replacement of our mission chapel in Pennsylvania, destroyed in a fire on Sept. 22, 2008. The press release is available for viewing in this store's 'links' section at the bottom of the store's home page.

American Indian Decanter - This reddish brown decanter is egg shaped but flat on both sides and is unglazed - Shows cowboy riding bucking bull - The stopper is shaped like a bull's horn - 11 inches tall - Stamped Grey Wolf on the bottom - Very nice piece