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Painted Ponies - Indian Summer
Retired 2011
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| Click to enlarge image(s) |
Native American
Artist Buddy TubinaghtewaRetired: February 2011
Horse Figurine
Brass, Stone Resin
6.125in H x 2.5in W x 8.5in L
Indian Summer features a variety of traditional Hopi symbols that honor nature and the rains that create a bountiful harvest. The sun warms the earth and whispers to the corn to grow. Butterfly maidens help pollinate crops.
