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More than 10,000 results for Indigenous American (Navajo peoples)

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Belt, silver, turquoise, leather, Indigenous American (Navajo peoples) — Belt
Indigenous American (Navajo peoples)
1930s

Belt, leather, silver, Navajo — Belt
Navajo
1800–1941

Wearing Blanket, Wool, Navajo — Wearing Blanket
Navajo
1860–70

Wearing Blanket, Wool, Navajo — Wearing Blanket
Navajo
1865–75

Saddle Blanket (?), Wool, Navajo — Saddle Blanket (?)
Navajo
1860–70

Wearing Blanket, Wool, Navajo — Wearing Blanket
Navajo
1840–60

Wearing Blanket, Wool, Navajo — Wearing Blanket
Navajo
1860–70

Wearing Blanket, Wool, Navajo — Wearing Blanket
Navajo
ca. 1870

Saddle Blanket (?), Wool, Navajo — Saddle Blanket (?)
Navajo
1860–70

Bonnet, wool, feathers, horsehair, silk, glass, Indigenous American — Bonnet
Indigenous American
19th century

Headdress, wool, feathers, glass, Indigenous American — Headdress
Indigenous American
19th century

Headdress, wood, Indigenous American — Headdress
Indigenous American
1800–1941

Jewelry set, shell, turquoise, Indigenous American — Jewelry set
Indigenous American
probably 19th century

Ring, turquoise, silver, Indigenous American — Ring
Indigenous American
1960s

Ring, turquoise, silver, Indigenous American — Ring
Indigenous American
1960s

Ensemble, a, c) wool<br/>b) cotton, Indigenous American (Hopi peoples) — Ensemble
Indigenous American (Hopi peoples)
20th century

Necklace, ivory, stone, cotton, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
2300 BCE–1492 CE

Pin, clay, silver, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Pin
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
400 BCE–1492 CE

Pin, clay, silver, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Pin
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
2300 BCE–1492 CE

Necklace, obsidian, silver, silk, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
1500 BCE–CE 300

Necklace, gold, cotton, Indigenous American (Chimu peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Chimu peoples)
800–1400 CE

Necklace, metal, cotton, Indigenous American (Chimu peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Chimu peoples)
800–1400 CE

Necklace, jade, metal, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
1500 BCE–CE 300

Gwantigi, Bamana numu (blacksmith), Wood, Bamana peoples — Gwantigi
Bamana numu (blacksmith)
15th–17th century

Karan-wemba (female figure mask), Mossi blacksmith, Ceiba(?) wood, metal, Mossi peoples — Karan-wemba (female figure mask)
Mossi blacksmith
19th–first half 20th century

Ùhúnmwèlaò (head of an ọ́bà), Ìgùn Ẹ́rọ̀nwwọ̀n (brass-casting guild) artists, Brass, Edo peoples — Ùhúnmwèlaò (head of an ọ́bà)
Ìgùn Ẹ́rọ̀nwwọ̀n (brass-casting guild) artists
Early 15th–mid-16th century

Gwandusu, Bamana numu (blacksmith), Wood (Cordyla africana or Lonchocarpus), applied organic materials, Bamana peoples — Gwandusu
Bamana numu (blacksmith)
15th–17th century

Nkisi (power figure), Kongo artist and nganga (ritual specialist), Wood, pigment, resin, iron, brass, tin, cloth, plant fiber cord, beads, cowrie shells, bone or ivory, arrows, leather, seeds, animal horn, Kongo peoples — Nkisi (power figure)
Kongo artist and nganga (ritual specialist)
19th–first half of 20th century

Bata (ram) mask for a beete performance, Kwele artist, Wood, pigment, kaolin, Kwele peoples — Bata (ram) mask for a beete performance
Kwele artist
19th–first half of 20th century

Aduno Koro (Ark of the World) vessel with ancestral figures, Dogon blacksmith, Wood, Dogon peoples — Aduno Koro (Ark of the World) vessel with ancestral figures
Dogon blacksmith
16th–19th century

Dance crest, Ejagham artist, Wood, animal hide, cane, iron, pigment, bone or ivory, Ejagham peoples — Dance crest
Ejagham artist
19th–mid-20th century

Mwanangana (lord of the land) playing a sanza, Chokwe artist, Wood (uapaca), cloth, plant fiber, beads, dye, resinous coating, Chokwe peoples — Mwanangana (lord of the land) playing a sanza
Chokwe artist
19th century (before 1869)

Plaque with Warrior and Attendants, Ìgùn Ẹ́rọ̀nwwọ̀n (brass-casting guild) artists, Brass, Edo peoples — Plaque with Warrior and Attendants
Ìgùn Ẹ́rọ̀nwwọ̀n (brass-casting guild) artists
ca. 1540–70

Nsodie (memorial head), Akan artist, Terracotta, Akan peoples — Nsodie (memorial head)
Akan artist
17th–mid-18th century

Seated couple, "Barnes Foundation Master", Wood, copper and iron alloy, applied organic materials, Dogon peoples — Seated couple
"Barnes Foundation Master"
18th–early 19th century

Nkishi (community power figure), Songye artist and nganga (ritual specialist), Wood, copper, brass, iron, fiber, snakeskin, leather, fur, feathers, mud, resin, Songye peoples — Nkishi (community power figure)
Songye artist and nganga (ritual specialist)
19th–first half of 20th century

Priest with raised arms, Dogon blacksmith, Wood, applied organic materials, Dogon peoples — Priest with raised arms
Dogon blacksmith
14th–17th century

Kpeliye’e headdress, Senufo artist, Wood, horns, quills, raffia fiber, cotton cloth, feathers, metal, applied organic materials, Senufo peoples — Kpeliye’e headdress
Senufo artist
19th–mid-20th century

Female portrait lü me (figure in wood), Zlan of Belewale, Wood, fiber, pigment, cloth, metal, Dan peoples — Female portrait lü me (figure in wood)
Zlan of Belewale
Sonzlanwon
First half 20th century

Pendant mask of Ìyọ́bà Idià, Ìgbèsànmwà (ivory- and wood- carving guild) artists, Ivory, iron, brass, coal, traces of iron oxides, Edo peoples — Pendant mask of Ìyọ́bà Idià
Ìgbèsànmwà (ivory- and wood- carving guild) artists
16th century