Navajo Indians, who refer to their tribe as Dine’ and are indigenous to Arizona and New Mexico, are extremely creative, with remarkable artistic skills and keen senses of humor. All this is apparent in Navajo folk arts, as the objects below demonstrate. Also, these items ship FREE in the 48 mainland United States.
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Native American folk art, carved wood yei with green mask, hide cap and wood feathers. Figure is painted to appear to be wrapped in blanket. 8" high x 3" diameter. Signed, Dennis Pioche, Navajo. #AGDF43
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Navajo folk art carving, dance rattle with wood-carved bear head and clawed paw handle. 8" long x 3" high. Created by Marvin Jim & Grace Begay.
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Navajo folk art carving, dance rattle with carved wood bison head and wood hoof simulation at the handle base. 9 1/2" long x 3 1/2" high. Created by Marvin Jim & Grace Begay.
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Spirit figure, buffalo, paint on stuffed fabric, feathers attached. Peter Ray James, Navajo, has painted his hand-made, stuffed fabric, spirit buffalo figure with various Navajo tribal symbols.
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6 1/2" x 9 1/2" x 1". AGDK37
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Spirit figure, bear, paint on stuffed fabric, feathers attached.
Peter Ray James, Navajo, is the artist. He has painted his hand-made, fabric spirit bear figure with various Navajo tribal symbols.
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6" x 10" x 1". AGDK38
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Navajo folk art, pony with hind legs kicking up, brown, on cottonwood stand. Red handprints on left hind quarter and right front quarter. Chandler Begay was the carver of the spirited pony.
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If you are unhappy with this purchase for any reason, let us know within 10 days and we will refund your purchase price as soon as the undamaged item arrives at our Fort Myers, FL base.3 3/4" high x 4" x 7”. #AGDK12
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Navajo Al Lewis folk art, horse, carved from cottonwood.
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If you are unhappy with this purchase for any reason, let us know within 10days and we will refund your purchase price as soon as the undamaged item arrives at our Fort Myers, FL base.3 3/4" high x 4" x 7”. #AGDK12
3 3/4" high x 3" x 1" . #AGDK10
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Navajo Folk art, pig, wood, painted, dark blue by Joshua John, Navajo.
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6" H x 6 1/4" W x 3" D. #AGDJ39.
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Navajo folk art, raven, with black hat, and boots, carved by Marvin Jim and attached to a cross-section of cottonwood as a base.
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Marvin Jim, Navajo, folk art, chicken, rooster, brown with yellow legs on wood base, red comb and yellow beak.
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4 3/4" high x 2 1/2" diameter. AGCX23
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Purple folk art chicken with white dots, red comb, yellow beak and black legs attached to a cross-section of natural cottonwood as a base. The tail is limp straw.
Chickens are a staple in the artistic diet of Navajo (Dine’) Indians. They love to raise them, carve, them, paint them and watch folk art buyers get so much pleasure from owning them.
If you add this statuesque purple chicken by Edith John to your decor, you will add immeasurable enjoyment to your home.
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12" x 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" #AGDK24
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Edith John, Navajo folk art, chicken, yellow, with black starbursts. Standing mode. Limp raffia tail. Yellow beak and red comb. Black legs attached to a cross-section of natural wood as a base.
At 13 inches, this is some tall chicken carved and painted by Navajo Indian folk artist, Edith John. It can become part of your collection for “chicken feed” since we will ship it to any address in the 48 mainland United States at no additional cost to you.
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13" high excluding tail. #AGDJ71
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White Navajo Folk Art Chicken with blue star bursts. Red comb, yellow beak and black legs standing on a cross section of natural cottonwood. By Edith John,
With the red comb and beard, it’s pretty certain Edith John, the Navajo Dine’ carver intends for this to be rooster art. Although, under the circumstances, gender is not an issue.
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12" x 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" #AGDK23
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Bronze-colored folk art chicken with white star bursts. Red comb and yellow beak. Standing on black legs attached to stand on a base from cross-cut cottonwood. Edith John
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If you are unhappy with this purchase for any reason, let us know within 10 days and we will refund your purchase price as soon as the undamaged item arrives at our Fort Myers, FL base.12 1/4" x 3" x 3 1/4" #AGDK25
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Navajo Tim Washburn folk art sculpture, standing woman holding a sheep, carved in alabaster by Tim Washburn. Signed on the stone base, above the wood base.
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13" tall including base x 4" diameter. #AGDD25
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Navajo Jim Harvey folk art, half marble/half wood root, carving of a Navajo chief. This inventive use of marble and natural root wood bespeaks of respect for the Navajo Indian leader Doesn’t it deserve a place of honor in your collection.
8 1/2" x 3" #AGDJ15
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Navajo, Jim Harvey, folk art, half marble/half wood root, carving of a Navajo chief on wood base. The combination of woodroot for the base and marble for the image makes and outstanding salute to a Navajo chief. 8 3/4" x 3" #AGDJ16
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Navajo Sand Painting, four Yeis, by one of the legendary masters of Navajo sandpainting, Hosteen Etsitty. Matted and framed. Size: 22" x 28" including frame.
Acquired in 1998 at Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque, NM #AGA112
JC Joe Navajo Folk art, sculpture, Alabaster, "Keepers of the Pot". 12" x 9" #AGDF84
Set of three miniature Navajo Indian weavings by Eloise Bia, each depicting a railroad car, caboose, gondolas, engine, 2” x 3” each, mounted and displayed in a wood frame. Acquired at Teec Nos Pos trading post in 2000. 18 1/2” x 11” #AGD256
This heart-warming presentation of a mother and child nestled in a shoe was created in white alabaster by Marilyn Howard , Navajo. 5” high by 6 “ long. The mother’s face is remarkably well done in the context of the total work, which is equally fine in its detail. The underside of the “shoe” includes a tribal identity card attributing this work to Marilyn Howard. a Navajo Indian from Aneth, Utah. Acquired in 2006 whilst on a buying trip to ShipRock, AZ.
This sculpture employs white and orange alabaster to represent an eagle. It is mounted on a wood base. The body of the subject, which is white with concave carving, hosts a centered specimen of orange alabaster. The artist’s initials, “GW”, are inscribed where the eagle is attached to the wood base. The work stands 8” tall and 5” at its widest point. We acquired it at a long-established trader of Native America art in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 2006. The signature includes dating at ‘02.
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Tall and slender, this 16” sculpture of a reservation girl holding a lamb by Navajo Pam Begay reflects the significance of sheep in Dine’ culture and life.
Acquired in 2001, when first placed for sale by the artist at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC) in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Navajo folk art giraffe with Stetson-wearing rider, packing a rifle and two pistols. This rider is ready for action if the giraffe rustlers show up. Another example of Delbert Buck’s smile-worthy approach to his art. 21"H x 5"L x 5" W.
Acquired from the collection at the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian in Santa Fe, NM. #AGDJ38
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