If you are looking for a True One-of-a-Kind Weaving then this is it. Daisy Slocum incorporated her name into this Weaving. Besides her Name, it Features two Eagles, Feathers, the Teec Nos Pos (she spelled Teec Nas Pos) Area and the unique number 300 into it. The Center of this Weaving Draws you in like a Black Hole.
This is Truly an Exceptional Weaving!
Circa 1950.
This Weaving Measures 122-inches by 64-inches.A Professional Hanging System is already in place.
Please contact Rick at rick@sandbartrading.com or call for additional pictures, shipping and pricing on this Unbelievable Weaving.
We are very responsive to messages, so Call, Text or Email
Rick 316-655-7477
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Want to sell your Collection, find out more information or have a value established on it we are happy to help.
We are not Certified Appraisers, however 35+ years of having a Gallery, do
We are very responsive to messages, so Call, Text or Email
Rick 316-655-7477
PLEASE always check our Website or Follow Us on Facebook.
Want to sell your Collection, find out more information or have a value established on it we are happy to help.
We are not Certified Appraisers, however 35+ years of having a Gallery, doing Shows, as well as Buying, Selling and Trading daily we have a good understanding of what the market is.
Interested? Please send pictures by text or email. You can always bring them in when we are Open.
This Amazing Survivor of the late 1800's woven during the Time that the Dine' (Navajo) were still weaving Blankets versus the Rugs that started about 1900.
More Information on this Blanket in our Shop in Navajo Weavings.
What is ATADA and Why should it matter to you.
ATADA is an international association of tribal arts dealers, auction houses, museums and collectors dedicated to establishing and maintaining the highest standards of ethics, integrity and responsible collecting practices.
Our objectives are to promote ethical and professional conduct among
What is ATADA and Why should it matter to you.
ATADA is an international association of tribal arts dealers, auction houses, museums and collectors dedicated to establishing and maintaining the highest standards of ethics, integrity and responsible collecting practices.
Our objectives are to promote ethical and professional conduct among art dealers, to encourage the responsible collecting, research, and study of tribal arts and culture, and to educate the public in the contribution of tribal cultures to the wealth of human experience.
We have a large Inventory of Native American Pottery.
If you are looking for a Special Piece, please reach out to us.
We have a number of RC Gorman Pieces
This one is "Anna"
Lithograph on Paper 1981
Dimensions H: 30" W: 20"
#10 of 200
We typically will have 50-100 Baskets in stock in the Gallery.
Here is a good example of what we handle.
An Antique Western Apache Basket
12 1/2" by 3"
More information on this Basket and others in our Store in the Basket Category
An Exceptional 4 in 1 Navajo Weaving
by Weaving Artist
Melissa Saltwater
More information in our Shop
under Navajo Weavings
in Pictorials and 4 in 1
We carry a large amount of Jewelry and can help you find that Special Piece.
Large 18"-tall and 17" wide
Kewa (Santo Domingo)
Utilitarian Storage Jar
Early 1900's
The Wedding Vase
with Heart Handle Design
by Taos Potter
Eric Marcus
go into our shop to check out this amazing vase!
We have always had Beadwork in the Gallery.
I am starting to now put it on our Website
In Categories go to Beadwork.