Eagles
Hand carved designs and multi colored slips are the style of Aaron Cajero. Aaron has won numerous awards at the Santa Fe Indian Market since the year 2000. Featured is "Eagle cloud Feathers" that measures 2 1/2 inches by 2 1/2 inches.
Scrimshaw is a form of art were the image is scratched in to the surface of ivory, and then ink is rubbed in to the etching. This eagle is on a beautiful piece of Walrus tusk (the tusk has a vertical fracture). It measures 3 inches wide. It is signed GREY C.
Carved out of fossilized Walrus tusk and mounted on to a fossilized whale bone. This eagle has a fresh catch in it's beak, the fish is as detailed as the feathers on the eagle. The bottom is signed with the initials LBI.
Jacob Morgan comes from a family of exceptional Navajo jewelers. Following standards of excellence in craftsmanship and design. The Fred Harvey style cuff bracelet pictured has the classic designs of the fun touristy, arrows, eagles that were from a time period of train travel in the west.
This is a great old Navajo buckle with an eagle and old buffalo nickels as well as turquoise and coral. This great old piece is 3" wide and will fit a 1-3/8" belt.
Beaded Eagle Buckle-The buckle is 4 1/2 inches wide and fits a 2" belt. The beading is in great condition.
This is hand painted and etched by Norman Lansing on a premade pot. It measures 6.75" in diameter and 4.5" in height and features scenes including flying eagles among other images and geometric designs.
