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Catalogue: Folk Art (28)


Navajo (10)
Metal Animals (12)


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Navajo Indian Gents Ring Number 8 Turquoise

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Pair of Seated Female Figures Elmer Gates


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Ben Ortega St. Francis Carving   $250.004

A serene St. Francis with two birds is carved from aspen by the master New Mexican folk artist, Ben Ortega, b.1923, d.1998.

Ben Ortega was world famous for his santos, his favorite being St. Francis. From Tesuque, New Mexico, Ortega was the scion of a large family of carvers, including, Mike, Pete and Ben Jr.

This wonderful little carving stan... Click for details

Ben Ortega St. Francis Carving
Navajo Indian Folk Art Pottery George Slick
3Navajo Indian Folk Art Pottery George Slick   $350.00

A four horned churro sheep created in traditional Navajo pottery by George Slick comes out of the personal collection of the Rosenaks who wrote "The People Speak, Navajo Folk art".

The reclining sheep is a hollow body, 10" long by 7" tall. Out door fired and pinon pitch coated.

Buyer pays $15.00 for shipping and insurance.


Elizabeth Manygoats Navajo Folk Art Pottery   $450.00 4

A lovely Navajo Indian woman dressed in her finest clothes and jewelry shows her patriotism with a giant American flag.

Created in traditional clay by Elizabeth Manygoats, the figure's base is a Navajo pot, it is entirely hollow.

Daughter of famed Navajo Indian potter Betty Manygoats, Elizabeth credits Silas Claw for her inspiration.... Click for details

Elizabeth Manygoats Navajo Folk Art Pottery
Saressa Yazzie Navajo Indian Pottery
3Saressa Yazzie Navajo Indian Pottery   $450.00

This is a two for one, Navajo pottery and folk art! A traditional Navajo pottery bowl is decorated with the wedding basket motif in clay, then wood fired. The clay figures are appliqued to the flat shoulder and colored with commercial paint.

Saressa Yazzie is working in the tradition of Silas Claw.

The Navajo woman is grinding corn on a me... Click for details


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