Handcrafted Navajo folkart expresses how the Navajo view their world and the people, animals & spirits in it. Colorful and whimsical, they are a great reminder of the culture that is the Dine`.
Each piece is unique.
Edith John is the daughter of the late Woody Herbert who was known for his folk art Brahma bulls. Edith started carving while helping her father. Edith’s folk art chickens elicit happiness wherever they roost! Hand carved out of wood with a straw tail- some wearing Navajo Footwear or Cowboy Boits. Signed by the artist. Turquoise =7 1/2” tall x 48 mm wide (height is to top of straw tail)
Red = 8 1/2" tall x 48 mm wide
Blue Cowboy = 5" tall x 40 mm wide
Artist card included