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Rosewood paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.
All-black calvary units built Fort Sill in the 1870s and kept settlers in check before the Land Run of 1889 when Oklahoma was opened to settlement
From clouds to birds
A zippered top allows for added security to keep items in place
Carved feather from buffalo bone on a necklace by Cherokee artist Jeffrey Watt
Beadwork approx
Pottery Ross All-black calvary units built FortHandmade and painted pottery pieces in the shape of a small turtle on a leaf by Cherokee artist Elisa Smith. Turtle can sit separately from leaf and will be a unique piece due to the crafting of each leaf and turtle by hand. Picture shown as an example and pottery should be expected to differ slightly from picture shown. Approx. 5 7 8" x 4 1 2" for leaf.
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