Dewey Owle Sycamore Bowl
Dewey Owle Sycamore BowlA bowl made from sycamore wood by Cherokee artist Dewey Owle. The workmanship is excellent and the grain is spectacular.6 1/2" diameter x 5" high$120.00
Robbie Craig Cedar Bear
Robbie Craig Cedar BearA beautiful bear carved from cedar wood by Robbie Craig, Cherokee artist. Great stance and features!6 1/2" long x 2 1/4" wide x 4" high$150.00
Komin Mana – Supai Maiden katsina
A beautifully painted Supai Maiden katsina doll by Hopi artist Randy Howato.Doll is 9 1/4" h x 4" w x 2 1/4" d; 11 3/4" h x 4 1/2" w, including feathers$220.00
Crow Mother Katsina Doll
An exquisitely designed, carved and painted Crow Mother. This katsina doll, carved from cottonwood, almost looks alive!9 1/4" h x 3 7/8" w x 2 5/8" d; 10 1/4" h with base$2,250.00
Chum Salmon
The chum salmon feeds sea animals, bears, eagle, raven, and other fish. As such, they have an important place in the real and mythical environment of the Northwest Coast.20 1/2" x 7 1/2"Carved from pine$400.00
Snapper
In spite of its poisonous dorsal fin, the snapper is a staple for the peoples of the Northwest Coast. It is the subject of an elaborate dance.24 1/2" x 11 1/2"Carved from pine$495.00
Cedar walking stick
Stan Neptune is one of the finest living Wabanaki carvers. This clear-coated walking stick depicts a Penobscot wearing his tribe's traditional headdress, with vertical feathers.40 3/4" long x 1 5/8" diameter$395.00
Painted Paddle
A beautiful paddle, simple in design, carved exclusively with a traditional crooked knife by Barry Dana, talented Penobscot educator, outdoors guide and artist.Ash, brain-tanned leather, commercial paint.58" x 6 1/2"$475.00- Sold
Corn/Koyala (archaic style)
This is one of Lomatewamas archaic style dolls. He does not use any metal implements in making these. He shapes the wood with an obsidian tool, and he spins his own cotton. He gathers his own minerals to mix paints.16 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 2 3/4" (all-iinclusive)$330.00 - Sold
Gnayayataka/Swaying Man (Harvester)
Representing the harvesting of corn, this doll has corn husk earrings and representations of clowns on his face and head. He dances in a swaying motion, hence his name.Doll: 10"H x 3 1/2"W With feathers: 12 1/2"H x 6 1/2"W$410.00 - Sold
Ha ha’ii Grandmother katsina
A beautifully painted traditional style Ha ha'ii grandmother doll by Larry Melendez.Doll is 9 1/2" h x 3 1/4" w x 2" d; 11 1/2" h x 3 3/4" w x 3 1/2" d, including feathers$225.00 - Sold
Penobscot Root Club
Stan Neptune is one of the finest living Wabanaki carvers. This clear-coated root club depicts a Penobscot wearing his tribe's traditional headdress, with vertical feathers. In addition to the carved bust, there are a number of other chip-carved designs, including a turtle.The artist's his name and eel clan symbol are carved just below the back of the head.27" l x 9" wide x 8" d$525.00
