- Blackfeet Style LanceSKU: AH0941Blackfeet style lance with feathers, hereford tail, medicine pouch, red strough and sheared otter. 6'2" Amongst the Blackfeet, specific military society members were known as "Lance Owners" and were charged with maintaining the integrity of their group. Their lances were wrapped with otter ...
$5,000 - Blackfeet Style LanceSKU: AH0940Blackfeet style lance with feathers, hereford tail, medicine pouch, red strough and sheared otter. 6'2" Amongst the Blackfeet, specific military society members were known as "Lance Owners" and were charged with maintaining the integrity of their group. Their lances were wrapped with otter ...
$5,000 - Thunderbird Sun Lodge LanceSKU: AH0756Thunderbird Sun Lodge Lance After pledging and completing a Sun Dance, the owner of this lance could attach beaded circles that pertained to Sun Dance pledging and showed his spiritual commitment to the tribe. The Thunderbird was the greatest of the “Thunder Beings” and its effigy is seen ...
$12,000 - "Bear Society Lodge" Medicine LanceSKU: AH0938The “Bear Cult” was an example of the mystic animal cults that were numerous among the tribes of the Great Plains. Each of these groups within the tribe were composed of individuals who believed they had obtained supernatural powers or medicine from this animal in their “visions.” The Bear ...
$12,000 - Northwest Style Thunderbird TotemSKU: Z234Northwest cedar winged totem. Has been outside all its life. Now needs to be inside. 10'6". We left the moss and lichens as found. Could be removed. Remaining paint “just right.” Wings 5’ wide. Not Native American carved. Totem poles are read from the bottom to the top. In this totem, the ...
$15,000 - Alaskan TotemSKU: AE0143Alaskan black diamond hand carved totem pole from Alaskan Native yellow cedar. Not Native carved but remains highly collectible. Features motif from a legend of "Fog Woman." On the undersigned it is signed by "Patrick Seale" and includes a small pamphlet with the legend that reads: The Legend of ...
$450 - Mandan Split Horn Single Trailer Style HeaddressSKU: AJ1720Mandan split horn single trailer style headdress. Styled after an 1830 single trailer ermine bonnet worn by Chief Mato-Tope. With painted feathers. Only the most prestigious and revered leaders of the Mandan were allowed to wear horns on their bonnets. Ermine crown bonnets were symbols of ...
$15,000 - Northwest Cedar TotemSKU: N158619th Century Cedar House totem. Tin "lid" for weather protection. Weathered bottom from being outside. Leave as is or we can restore. Many coats of paint, great look, 50". Possibly Tlingit carved. PERIOD: 19th CenturyORIGIN: Northwest, United StatesSIZE: 50"
$9,000 - Chief Don Lelooska TotemSKU: AJ0379Chief Don Lelooska large carved and brightly painted totem. Came from a private collection in Utah. Inscribed "Lelooska." 85"H x 13" x 15 5/8" Don Lelooska (Don Smith 1933 - 1996). Don Lelooska or Smith was the first born of Mary Smith, Cherokee, Shona (Hah). Adopted by the Kwakiutl. ...
$25,000 - Chief Don Lelooska TotemSKU: AF1990Chief Don Lelooska large carved and brightly painted totem. Don Lelooska (Don Smith). Don Lelooska or Smith was the first born of Mary Smith, Cherokee, Shona (Hah). Adopted by the Kwakiutl. Lelooska who name means He Who Cuts Against Wood, was taught the craft of carving by his grandfather ...
$25,000 - Lakota Sioux Style HeaddressSKU: AH0939Lakota Sioux style headdress. To the Lakota, having black hair affixed to the bonnet feather tips represents adulthood, respect, and honor. It also signifies wind, water, thunder and lightening. All of these are seen to come from the Air with the Hunkpapa and Oglalla Sioux Indians. It is spoken ...
$10,000 - Alaskan Totem by Larry RudickSKU: AH1449Alaskan totem by Larry Rudick (non Native). Signed on back. This totem pole was hand-carved by Larry Rudick, a well-known carver from the Pacific Northwest. Rudick, of Blackfoot Ukrainian heritage, has been carving for over 35 years. He learned his craft from his in-laws. His wife, Ida Williams ...
$1,500 - Northwest Coast-Style Folk Art TotemSKU: AF0903A larger folk art pole that may be the work of a boy scout or hobbyist. This colourfully painted pole features a red and yellow bird with ears and a straight beak, (perhaps a raven), over a green and yellow bird with a shorter beak (perhaps an eagle), over a white and red humanoid face. This ...
$1,200 - "Bear Society Lodge" Medicine LanceSKU: AG2319The “Bear Cult” was an example of the mystic animal cults that were numerous among the tribes of the Great Plains. Each of these groups within the tribe were composed of individuals who believed they had obtained supernatural powers or medicine from this animal in their “visions.” The ...
$11,000 - Lakota Sioux Style HeaddressSKU: D1166Lakota Sioux style headdress. To the Lakota, having black hair affixed to the bonnet feather tips represents adulthood, respect, and honor. It also signifies wind, water, thunder and lightening. All of these are seen to come from the Air with the Hunkpapa and Oglalla Sioux Indians. It is ...
$9,000 - Four Figure TotemSKU: AG0604This pole was likely carved by a non-Native artist in the 1930s. It is a wonderfully whimsical piece of folk art that features several imaginative figures painted in bright colors. The sculpture and painting on this piece is nicer than many other folk art poles from the same period and it is an ...
$1,500 - Carved TotemSKU: AG0603Bird, owl, bear Animal Spirit with child and seated idol. Signed by multiple carvers. Not dated. Carved and p[ainted wood. Missing beak on top but otherwise great condition. 24 1/2"H PERIOD: Early 20th CenturyORIGIN: Alaska, United StatesSIZE: 24 1/2"H
$1,500 - Alaskan TotemSKU: KK0313Alaskan totem; turn of the century; 8'6"; original paint. Collected before 1950 - been inside. Museum quality. It is the opinion of our researcher that this totem was not Native American carved. This is a large or fragile item, so shipping will not calculate on our website. Please contact the ...22% off
$7,000$9,000 - "Bronco" by Charlie MillerSKU: Y557(1850-1955). Carved and painted totem with folksy friezes wrapping around pole, depicting imagery of the Wild West; totem painted in colors of red, green, blue, yellow, orange, and black. The totem was passed on to the past owner when Bronco Charlie's favorite restaurant, The Log Cabin, closed. ...
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Native American-Inspired Art
Cisco's collection of Native American-inspired art features stunning replicas and art pieces crafted using traditional techniques and materials. While not authentically Native-made, each piece honors the spirit of Native American artistry with care and respect.
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