NATIVE AMERICAN MAIDEN BUST 8743 YTC SUMMIT
A companion work to our Native American Warrior Bust, this stunning Native Maiden Bust is constructed of high quality cold cast bronze resin. Remarkable craftsmanship has captured the detailed and wonderfully elegant features of this strong native woman. Her eyes gently closed, this Native American maiden is dressed in traditional animal skin clothing, adorn with bead necklaces, ear rings, suited to the traditions of her respective tribe. Her braided hair is held by a beautiful feather cluster and beaded ties. You will be amazed by the fine details and subtle unique coloring upon this sculpture's lustrous bronze finish. Each bust stands approximately 20.75 inches tall and weighs approx 16 pounds. The black pedestal bass is felt lined to protect any display surface. These bronze resin cast hand-detailed pieces are true works of art and are exquisite reminders paying tribute to those who were native to this land long before it was taken by the flood of immigrants from foreign lands. |
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• Made of cold cast bronze resin
• Hand painted accent tones
• Length: 14.5 inches
• Depth: 7 inches
• Height: 20.75 inches
• Weight: 16 lbs
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The cycle of life for the woman is the baby, girl, woman, and grandmother. These are the four directions of life. She has been given by natural laws, the ability to reproduce life. The most sacred of all things is life. Therefore, all men should treat her with dignity and respect. Never was it our way to harm her mentally or physically. Indian men were never abusers. We always treated our women with respect and understanding. "The Old Ones say the Native American women will lead the healing among the tribes. Inside them are the powers of love and strength given by the Moon and the Earth. When everyone else gives up, it is the women who sings the songs of strength. She is the backbone of the people. So, to our women we say, sing your songs of strength; pray for your special powers; keep our people strong; be respectful, gentle, and modest." -Village Wise Man, Lakota
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