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No Navajo. Most probably Mexican.
That fellow was an Eastern Fox snake that was in my garden. My significant other was kind enough to relocate him farther afield.
It may be an oyster shucker. [IMG] https://www.pangeashellfish.com/blog/shucking-gear
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https://thienpontfineart.com/sculptures/elephant-attacked-by-two-tigers-2
One thing to note - on the ones clearly made for sale, the bottoms are made flat so they will sit on a counter or table. With yours, the bottom...
Your basket looks like a type made by the Cubeo people of Colombia. These are currently being sold by Yanapuma. Their small size matches your...
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It may be an (incomplete) headdress from Vanuatu, of a type used in "tamate" dances that honor the dead. They are constructed on such domed...
I can't find a specific name for it, but I think it would have been used as a sort of quick connect for the cinch ring (the ring on the...
So, you appoint yourself as the arbiter of what everyone else in the world might want? That seems a little short sighted (and selfish). In this...
The only time we feel justified in "breaking" a book is if the binding is beyond repair. Even then, the images would have to be pretty unique to...
What does the pointed end look like? It may be an antler tine, rather than bone. A bone of that approximate shape would be hollow for most of...
Another Navajo woven tourist sampler.
It is not large enough that the weaver would need to make lazy lines. I agree with Pottery that this has the characteristics of a "Gallup throw"....
It is made with commercial yarns. Yarns made by Navajo weavers are single ply. Both the warp and weft of this textile are plied (several yarns...
All good information that might have been helpful in the beginning of the thread. Lead or pewter better fits its appearance, but I don't know why...
Yep.
I wonder if it might be just the front flap of a Yoruba bag/pouch similar to this - [ATTACH]...
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