Native American made Hide with fur and dream catchers

Framed Native American Dream Catcher. Said to bring "Doheyi", Peace. The web is made from sinew and is decorated with hide, beads and feathers. Measures 15 1/4"x17 1/4"x1 1/2". Weight 3 pds 7 oz. PROV

A group of three Inuit Eskimo spirit masks. Made of hide and fur. Each measuring approximately 11.5" x 8" (measurement includes fur).

Vintage Native American Large Dream Catcher, genuine fur and feather accents.

Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Inuit, ca. 1950s CE. A mask depicting an old man's face, made from caribou hide, wolf fur, and wood. The trim is a fluffy fur from an arctic wolf's

LEATHER WRAPPED STAG ANTLER HANDLE 16" TOTAL LENGTH KNIFE, 10" BLADE. SHEATH IS MADE OF DEER HIDE OR FUR. HANDMADE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN. USA SHIPPING $5

Two Pairs of Fine Old Native American Hide Boots. Including a fur and hide pair of Inuit Mukluks, traditionally made of sealskin, caribou or reindeer skin, and a pair of Pueblo Indian Moccasins. Prove

Featured in this lot is this Apache beaded ceremonial antler tine walking stick. The walking stick is wrapped in brown tanned hide and shows decorations of miniature dream catchers wrapped in hide wit

A pair of hand-made Inuit Eskimo mukluks / boots, Alaska. Made of leopard seal skin, fur and hide. The sole measures 11". Overall measurement 16" high x 11" x 4" wide. Search terms: Muk-luk, Athabasca

A pair of hand-made Inuit Eskimo mukluks / boots, Alaska. Made of leopard seal skin, fur and hide. The sole measures 11". Overall measurement 16" high x 11" x 4" wide. Search terms: Muk-luk, Athabasca

A collection of 3 Native American Indian baby cradleboard. The largest cradle board is made of wood, cloth and measures 39" x 14" x 14". The other 2 are made of animal fur and hides with beadwork.

**Originally Listed At $400** Native American, Pacific Northwest, Tlingit peoples, ca. 20th century CE. A charming doll, made from carved wood and richly ornamented. She has a painted face, a felt bla

Native American, Pacific Northwest, Tlingit peoples, ca. 20th century CE. A charming doll, made from carved wood and richly ornamented. She has a painted face, a felt blanket decorated with dual raven

Umara Nupowhotuk. Eskimo Doll Couple. c. 1980s-90'. Animal hide, fur, beads. Male face appears to be made from animal skin. Female face possibly plastic. Excellent condition. Tallest is 14" h with bas

ARTIST SIGNED "PN" HORSE JAW PAINTED CEREMONIAL DREAM CATCHER. 18 INCH TALL AND 15 INCH WIDE. ALL NATURAL FEATHERS, HORSE HAIR, AMERICAN INDIAN MADE CREEK TRIBE. USA SHIPPING $5

Native American dream catcher wall pocket, woven twig basket with feather & fur embellishment, silver tone concho & obsidian arrowhead, 24" h x 12" w

Contemporary Molded Caribou Hide Mask with fur trim, beard and eyebrows, the face black, made by Justus Mekiana of Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska. 10" x 8". Fine condition.

Contemporary Molded Caribou Hide Mask with fur trim, beard and eyebrows, made by Justus Mekiana of Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska. 20" x 15". Fine condition.

Native American, Western United States, probably Sioux tribe, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A charming doll made of buckskin, horsehair, and rabbit fur with lovely glass and shell beading accentua

Wall Mask of Man inscribed verso "Made by Amos Kaganak of Scammon Bay, AK", in carved and painted wood with applied fur, 9" x 9", fine condition; PLUS Painted Hide Spirit Mask on woven basketry oval p

Hanging Native American Navajo type dream catcher decor, with decor beads and feather. Approximately 22.5inch L, 10inch W.

Justus Mekiana, (Nunamiut, Alaska, 1928-2009) "Woman's Face," ca. 1950s to 1960s CE. A captivating mask of caribou hide and fox fur by the famous mask maker Justus Mekiana. The caribou skin is stretch

Native American mixed media "dream catcher" on board and framed, motif is created using organic materials such as feathers, sand dollars and starfish. Image: 23.5" H x 17.5" W, frame: 26.5" H x 20.5"

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A Navajo utility pot by Jimmie Wilson; an Apache Burden Basket by Jeanie Cobb; a Native American pine needle basket; a Navajo dream catcher; a Navajo corn pot with lid; and a Santa Clara bowl. Sizes r