Painted by Non-Native American artist Dan Chapman. The American Indians of the Northern Plains hand painted buffalo skulls to pay homage to their tribal beliefs. This War Bonnet design is found all...

Native American artist Jim Little Wounded (Mnicoujou Lakota) hand paints the image of buffalo tracks which represents a prominent symbol of strength and protection onto the shield. Jim uses...

Shield cover based on an original Plains shield that can be seen at the Buffalo Bill - Center of the West Museum, Wyoming. Made for a client in Scotland. Red wool trade cloth, blue cotton calico and feathers, buckskin strap, earth pigment paints, etc.

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Collection: Buffalo Skulls and Hides Join 1889 Meats in the spiritual journey of ranch to table food and art with a South Dakota bull bison skull decorated with original, authentic, South Dakota Native American artwork.

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Painted by Non-Native American artist Dan Chapman. The American Indians of the Northern Plains hand painted buffalo skulls to pay homage to their tribal beliefs. This War Bonnet design is found all across "Indian Country" and was commonly used for a man's robe.

The lot features a hide covered wood war shield from Lakota Sioux artist John Young Buck having a Buffalo Skull on the front. The piece is comprised of a wood plaque covered completely in Indian tanned hide and tied on the back in the typical war shield …

Native American artist Jim Little Wounded (Mnicoujou Lakota) hand paints the image of buffalo tracks which represents a prominent symbol of strength and protection onto the shield. Jim uses acrylic paints and decorates the shield with a combination...