Lot #100: Indigenous American Chief Buffalo Bust

A resin bust depicting an Indigenous American chief with a buffalo headdress. This decorative bust draws inspiration from the rich traditions and imagery of Indigenous American cultures, particularly the Great Plains tribes known for their reverence for the buffalo. While this specific piece is a modern decorative item, it reflects a long history of artistic representation of indigenous leaders and their spiritual connection to animals. The buffalo, or American bison, was central to the survival and spiritual life of many Plains tribes, providing food, clothing, shelter, and tools, and thus became a powerful symbol of strength, abundance, and sacredness. Such busts serve as a tribute to the dignity and wisdom associated with tribal chiefs. The item is in excellent condition with no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear to the paint. Dimensions: 6x9 Pickup category timeslot {B}