This handcrafted “Winter Sun” flour sack doll by noted folk artist Mary L. Clovis was created in 1986 and signed by the artist in 1987. The underside shows expected age-related discoloration from storage and handling.
This handcrafted “Winter Sun” flour sack doll by noted folk artist Mary L. Clovis was created in 1986 and signed by the artist in 1987. The underside shows expected age-related discoloration from storage and handling.
This vintage figurine by Universal Statuary Corp. depicts a Native American woman with a child, made in Chicago in 1978. The large 14-inch sculpture showcases intricate details and vibrant colors, highlighting the beauty of Native American culture. This piece would make a unique and meaningful addition to any collection focused on figurines or decorative sculptures, particularly those celebrating the Nativity collection. Made in the United States, this figurine is a timeless piece that captures a moment of joy and tradition. Beautiful display pieces, look at all pics before purchase, thank you!
Beautiful Southwestern ceramic figurine of a seated woman draped in a white matte shawl, holding a bundle of dried red chili peppers tied with natural raffia. Terracotta-toned skin and glossy black hair. Signed “Lynn” on the base. Approx. 5” tall. Great condition — a lovely piece of Southwest décor or collectible art.
The sculpture originally was mounted on a wood display base, which is not included.