Depictions of indigenous North American peoples
The figurines show central roles drawn from the cultures of the indigenous peoples of North America: chiefs as leaders and dignitaries, warriors alongside medicine men as keepers of knowledge and ceremony. Typical symbols such as the eagle for strength and freedom, the peace pipe as a sign of understanding or the elaborate headdress shape the distinctive presence of these depictions.
For collectors, admirers of the Western genre and enthusiasts of hand-painted figurines, Native American figures work particularly well within display cabinets, on shelves or as part of themed Western scenes. The depictions combine with horses, Wild West animal figurines or cowboy figurines, without losing the respectful regard for the motifs. Complementary pieces sit with the Native American Figurines with Horse, the Wild West Animal Figurines and the Cowboy Figurines.
