a division of
Spire Artworks diversified

Ab-original Wall Art
designs & interpretations by kate
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Native American inspiration is a key element in mask weaving, turtle art on a beaded rattle, woven wallart with feather embellishment, hand painted lodge shield, "scalp lock" decoration, or leather bound walking stick with peyote stitch beadwork. |
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Rawhide, bones, dew claws, feathers, etc. are prepared by hand for each creation. Original design detailing in painted, drawn, inked, or burned motif, fanciful symbol (i.e. coyote charm, coup), American Indian influenced mask images, and more. |
Frames, stretcher bars, or mounts are vine, driftwood, wormwood, fir, apple, willow, metal, bone, antler or old rusty farm implement.
Feathers dropped in our barnyard or from game birds include goose, chicken, turkey, grouse, pheasant, quail, peacock. Fur and hair might be recycled, home tanned, road kill, hunter's donation, a last minute barbering job on a pet goat, barnyard finding, or hair salon freebie. That means human, horse, dog, cat, goat, sheep, rex (rabbit), deer, elk, cow, coyote, or second hand reclaimed fur coat.
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Wraps and dangles of all descriptions incorporate bones, shells, seeds, pods, beads, carvings and whittlin's, wool, flannel, roving, linen, leather, and rawhide. Add lots of imagination, kate's interpretation and design and each ornament is a unique one of a kind artwork. |
Note: Ingredients & methodology appear on hang tags and on "Details" page following Galleries.
Prices range from $80.00 to 380.00
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| a division of
SpireArtworks diversified est. 1988 on-line since 2001 |
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