Lot #45: Indigenous American Lot

Pottery & Textiles: The center of the table features a hand-painted ceramic bowl resting on a vintage woven geometric runner, both displaying iconic Indigenous design motifs. Visual Artwork: The collection is anchored by a signed & numbered art print depicting a Native American rider on horseback, balanced by a wide, scenic black-and-white landscape photograph of Black Mesa, a sacred geological formation located on the San Ildefonso Pueblo in northern New Mexico. Jewelry Display: A silver platter on the left organizes several turquoise stone pieces, vintage Mexican sterling silver cufflinks and tie clip set, vintage blue kyanite crystal pendant featuring a carved silver decorative cap, sterling silver Silpada pendant features a distinct circular design with red sponge coral inlay, square cufflinks vintage sterling silver brooch features a prominent turquoise cabochon with a scalloped edge. Stamped back, two vintage decorative stick pins. Jade carved fish & Turquoise cabochon bead on a fine gold-tone stem, silver rings, square cufflinks with turquoise chip mosaic inlay and mid-century artisan silverwork from Taxco, Mexico, vintage Mexican sterling silver inlay pendant, vintage silver cufflinks shaped like a buffalo, bone carved traditional pendants, and more. Adjacent to it, a necklace bust displays 2 vintage coral beaded necklaces. Cultural Details: Smaller accent pieces include a carved dark wooden totem figure and a bundle of white sage smudge sticks wrapped on the table. Books & Literature: Stacked on the left are informative books on Indigenous culture, including visible titles focused on Navajo history and American Indian Heritage. A collection of vintage magazines is neatly stacked on the right. Table, bust form, & tray not included. Pickup category timeslot {A}