Ethnic & Cultural Collectibles

A great collectors piece.

Horus is one of the most significant ancient Egyptian deities. The Pyramid Texts (c. 2400–2300 BC) describe the nature of the pharaoh in different characters as both Horus and Osiris. Drink in style with this Egyptian theme goblet.

Plush Doll. Black and Gold. Gift Boxed.

A great collectors piece.

A great collectors piece.

As the Native American legend is told, by hanging a Dream Catcher over or around your sleeping area, the bad dreams will be deterred by the beads and mirrors in the catcher and the feathers will attract and allow the good dreams to pass through.

The roach is made on a Two Eagles Legacy poly-cotton roach base. There is an inside and outside row of white, red, blue, and turquoise deer hair. The hair is tied and sewn to the base using sinew. The roach also comes with a cowhide spreader with two imitation immature golden eagle tail feathers professionally dyed by Two Eagles.

Detachable horns. NEW IN BOX.

Made of high grade resin and epoxy, I hand make each whistle one at a time here in our studio. I create the whistle component separate from the design and then embed the whistle into the design of your choice.

The kukri is the renowned national weapon of Nepal and the Gurkhas, an elite Nepalese Brigade of the British Army. The kukri is a long, curved knife that is deadly in the hands of the Gurkhas. Kukri blades always feature a notch called the kaura, which is essentially a Hindu religious and phallic symbol.

12" round sun mask with abalone eyes and copper accents. Hand-carved in Bali totemic Northwest Coast native designs.

Enchanting Aztec Calendar wall plaque with symbols and glyphs of the ancient Aztec culture. Nice neutral bone color with gorgeous deep red on the inside ring and accented with gold and bronze brass colors.

5 Sun 10 Step NESTED Yosegi Japanese Secret Puzzle Box with SECRET DRAWER! This particular piece profiles a beautiful Yosegi design on top, si des and back of the puzzle box. The crafter's hanko is stamped inside.

Death whistles were first discovered in Mexico hundreds of years ago in the burials grounds of the Aztecs. Often the whistles were found clutched in the bony fingers of a skeletal corpse. Historians believe the whistles were used in sacrificial rituals of death, as a number of whistles were found with sacrificed victims to the Aztec wind God Ehecatl.

This beautiful Medicine Bear Fetish was carved by Farlan and Paulette Quam from a good size piece of blue azurite and green malachite (sta) from Arizona. Signed on the bottom FP Q and comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity.

Each is believed to have inherent powers or qualities that may aid the owner. Every one of our fetishes is from local carvers in the Zuni Pueblo. Zuni saying: "You do not choose the fetish, the fetish chooses you. ".

Artist: RAY MORIMURA. FOR SPECIAL SALE OF OLDER MORIMURA PRINTS. Medium: 2005 Woodblock Print. Title: The First Snow Of Winter.

Artist: KUNIO KANEKO. Medium: 2016 Woodblock Print with silver foil. Title: Yu Koi. Condition: Excellent condition, Never framed.

Artist: HIROTO NORIKANE. Title: Blowfish. Medium: 1998 Etching And Aquatint. Signature or Seal: Signed in pencil and sealed with the artist's seal.

When your agave arrives just wear some thick work gloves and you can pull back the leaves and reshape them as the metal is thick but can be reshaped smooth. This agave measures approx 31"-32" tall and 34"to 36" wide across.

Hula Girl with Ukulele. ~Place on car dashboard and watch her hula~. Check out many more hula dolls inside our. Miniature Dashboard Doll. We will do our best to work with you to find a solution. for us once your item is received.

Height: 28.75" Length: 9" Width: 7.5".

Real MEXICAN SARAPE. Every sarape is Unique. You will receive a sarape with red as the main color. Directly from SALTILLO MEXICO. Colorful Serape. Use this classic blanket for your bed, wall decoration, or car.

SALE OF MORIMURA PRINTS! Artist: RAY MORIMURA. Medium: 2007 Woodblock Print. Title: Mountain Village.

Vibrant yarn painting made by the indigenous Huichol people of Jalisco, Mexico. This painting is made with colored yarn applied with a natural adhesive mixture of beeswax and pine resin over a sheet of wood.