Antique Tarahumara Indian Olla for Healing Ceremony

This is a Large antique Tarahumara Indian Pottery Olla. Tarahumara Indian pottery is a classic primitive style pottery. Located in the Sierra Madre mountains of northern Mexico. According to the Museu

This is a Large antique Tarahumara Indian Pottery Olla. Tarahumara Indian pottery is a classic primitive style pottery. Located in the Sierra Madre mountains of northern Mexico. According to the Museu

Tarahumara Indian Olla Terracotta Vessel Measures 13 1/2 H x 15 W

Set of two pieces of hand made and hand painted Pottery bowls from the Tarahumara indians of Chihuahua Mexico collected in situ by Paul hendricks in 1980 while visiting and researching the native peop

21 1/2" tall, 12 1/2" diameter. Allard Auction Collection Inv: HBE

16" tall, 13" diameter. Allard Auction Collection Inv: HBE

2pc Antique Apache Indian Baskets. Includes an olla jar 11''x10'' (it has a 4'' repair on verso shoulder) and a basketry bowl 9.5''x3'' (it has a 2.5'' rim repair). Late 19th or early 20th century, So

Antique American Indian basket, a woven olla circa 19th century, California, the reed body with brown serrated dentile decorations, the interior with an old tag, "Chemewui (sic);" the tribe, from the

2 Native American Indian handled pottery vessels. One pot having fox form handles, the other with lobed handles. Largest measures 8 3/4" (22.3cm) width.

Original vintage wood carved face/mask of a man. Real human hair. Hand painted. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Large Double Lobed Tarahumara Pottery Olla, comes with stand, measures 18''H x 13.5''D, hide straps, purchased from the Tarahumara Indians at Copper Canyon in Mexico, nice thick walled heavy piece

This is an old and rare wooden medicine idol from the San Blas islands off the coast of Panama, central America. The Kuna indians would carve such idols for use in healing ceremonies. Known locally as

This is a very old and rare wooden medicine idol from the San Blas islands off the coast of Panama, central America. The Kuna indians would carve such idols for use in healing ceremonies. Known locall

A 12 inch tall x 11 inch at belly Native American Indian pottery olla. Exquisite cross line design. Signed on bottom Letty Rodriguez Mora. Excellent condition. 20th Century.

Ethnographic Object Assortment (6) total items, including a Tarahumara American Indian pottery jar having rawhide strap binding, a Laguna Pueblo olla jar signed 'J. Diaz / Laguna NM', an African Asant

Ca. 800 to 900 AD. Repaired neck with chip on rim and surface wear and abrasions as expected with age and use. Ex-Nooter coll.Original copy of Tiqua Gallery receipt can be included if requested.

4 American Indian Woven Baskets - each item in this group is tightly woven and of various materials. Group includes: a polychrome olla tightly woven in an unknown medium 2" h; A open basket with diamo

4pcs DAVID SALK Southwest American Indian Pottery. Most signed. Made to resemble Apache Basketry Olla Dimensions: H: 10 inches: W: 9.5 inches: D: 9.5 inches ---

DESCRIPTION: Indian Gouache heightened with gold on paper. Featuring a marriage ceremony. A man is seen standing in front of his future bride, while a band of three women is playing in the background.

Numbo Jumbo, ca. 1790. "Numbo Jumbo an Indian Idol". Engraving, late 18th century for Dr. Richard Hurd's Religious Rites & Ceremonies of All Nations. Measures 11 1/2" x 7 3/8" plate size and 14 3/8" x

A vintage to antique low fired clay vessel with intricate painted geometric designs which relate to Ayahuasca ceremonies. The Vessel measures 6 x 5.5 inches. Shipibo Indian peoples, Northern Peru, Ama

Antique Indian Company School Painting, watercolor depicting 5 seated men. Framed. Size: 8.5'' x 14.25'', 22 x 36 cm (sight); 11.5'' x 17.25'', 29 x 44 cm (frame).

18/19th cen, one piece at back broke, otherwise good condition, measures 33" in height, 19.3" wide, extremely heavy, need two person to pick up; Provenace: from a upstate new york collection

A large antique 19th-century Indian sterling silver figure. British Raj period, 1615 to 1947. The sculptural composition represents a carriage with movable wheels led by a single horse. The artwork is