A unique spirit figure sporting a stone necklace by Ramson Lomatewama. 7" tall, $120

A beautiful glass vase by Ramson Lomatewama with shell and spirit figure detail. 4" tall

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These glass spirit figures were created by Hopi artist Ramson Lomatewama at his studio just outside the village of Hotevilla on Third mesa. Each one is unique; some have a piece of dichroic glass in them as well, refracting light in a variety of hues. He has began making them larger - sizes range from 13" to 6", prices range from $75 to $350.

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We have the Hopi maiden figures in stock! Ranging from 6 to 9 inches in height and $150 - $265.

Entitled "Spring Dance" this dyptich is an early work by Veloy Vigil (1931-1997) of Tesuque Pueblo. He was one of the early members of the Vanguard of Contemporary Indian Art. Framed, it measures 19.5 x 13.5" and is $2,400

Noted Kiowa artist Parker Boyiddle executed this painting in 1977 for a special anniversary event for Bahti Indian Arts. It is acrylic on canvas and entitled "Through Coyote Eyes."

24x30", $8500

Parker Boyiddle was a remarkable artist. A Kiowa artist, he attended IAIA in the mid 1960s along with some of the other most famous names in contemporary Indian art, including Earl Biss and T.C. Cannon. starting counter-clockwise, the circular work with is 36" across, represents a Kiowa elder reflecting on the past. $3500. Next, entitled "Saynday and Grandmother Spider Blacken the Crow," this work recounts an ancient Kiowa legend. Image area is 24x36", $6000. Lastly, there was a close relationship between the Kiowa and the buffalo, around which their way of life revolved. It was believed if a buffalo was taken with respect it would be reborn. Image area 24x36, $4000

A stunning 20" across and 10" high, this beautiful butterfly maiden sculpture (made in 1996) is an unusual example of Hopi artist Kim Seyesnem Obrzut. $1600 She is best known for her bronzes, so this is a rare oppportunity to acquire one of her early ceramic pieces. To learn more about this artist, please visit her website at www.kimobrzut.com