Buffalo Social Dancer Kachina bracelet-size_xxl Antique Navajo (1930s) Red Mesa

Antique Navajo (1930s) Red Mesa Weaving with Natural Wool Colors and Aniline Dyed Reds using Homespun Wool

Circa 1890s Navajo Transitional weaving with hand-carded and hand-spun wool

Sterling Silver Link Necklace set with Orange and Purple Spiny Oyster Shell and Natural American Turquoise

The repeating figures

14k Gold on Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet with Intricate Hand Stamped Designs by Navajo Silversmith

Buffalo Social Dancer Kachina bracelet-size_xxl Antique Navajo (1930s) Red MesaBuffalo Social Dancer, also known as Kocha Mosairu, by Hopi carver Arvin Saufkie, signed on the base. The Buffalo Dancer is described as a social dancer, and is associated with winter ceremonial dances, often the January dances on the Hopi mesas. The figure is carved in an active dance posture and holds a bow and rattle, with detailed painted clothing, feather elements, and a natural wood base. Buffalo figures are associated with strength, endurance,