Tarahumara Mexico Rawhide Indian Drum

Handcrafted "Tarahumara" style tribal primitive hoop drum modeled with genuine animal hide and real wood. Top with a hand drawn design of the American Eagle with a yellow colored beak and having brown

Large Early 20th c. Tarahumara Indian Rawhide Bound Wedding Vessel / Pot. Measures 13"x13" x12". Weight is 8 pds 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate. Nestled in northern Mexico and the c

Handcrafted tribal primitive musical instruments of Native American Indian cultural art. Include ~ two (2) small drums and one (1) larger drum. Crafted having wooden bodies with rawhide and or leather

19 1/4" diameter. 3" tall.

6 1/2" diameter.

All pcs. in good early condition. Drum 6" D Shade 4" H x 6 1/2" W

two very old hand carved wooden serving platters with wooden ladles, from the Tarahumara indians of Chihuahua Mexico. The dishes shows extensive use over generations, likely dating to the early 20th c

20th c. Southwest Indian Drum with double rawhide head, stretched by rawhide thong over a hollowed out tree trunk section, 19" x 14" diam., includes handmade mallet. Good condition.

Handcrafted collectible display of Native American Indian cultural art artistry. This ceremonial ritualistic tribal primitive musical instrument is made using a hollow tree trunk with bark and genuine

Native American Plains Indian Drum Early Plains Indian bark drum with stretched rawhide skin Material: hewn timber and rawhide Dimension: 10" x 13.25" Condition: Good estate condition, appropriate for

Set of two pieces of hand made and hand painted Pottery bowls from the Tarahumara indians of Chihuahua Mexico collected in situ by Paul hendricks in 1980 while visiting and researching the native peop

Native American, New Mexico, Cochiti Pueblo, ca. 1930 to 1940 CE. Authentic tribally used ceremonial drum made of wooden core (certainly from the native cottonwood tree) with stretched rawhide drum he

Estate collection lot of a total of four (4) handcrafted OOAK ( One of a Kind ) tribal primitive ceremonial ritualistic drum shields of Native American Indian cultural art. Each modeled with rawhide a

Estate collection lot of a total of three (3) handcrafted OOAK ( One of a Kind ) tribal primitive drum shields of Native American Indian cultural art. Modeled with rawhide, each mounted to a wood base

Donated By: Musack.org Native American, Plains, ca. 1940 to 1960 CE. An octagonal-shaped drum head made of deer rawhide over wood, presenting a two-part painted composition; on the left is a somewhat

First half 20th century. Birch bark reinforced with metal rims and nails covered with rawhide heads. Compass star painted on one side and chief with headdress on the other. Wear and some splits. 5"h.

Stretched rawhide on a barrel type drum with tribal decoration. 19 1/4".

Featured in this lot is this Northern Plains Native American Indian double sided stretched Parfleche rawhide trade drum. The piece features stretched Great American Bison Buffalo rawhide on both sides

Various Ages, Collection of five wooden drums with rawhide covering that includes a double-sided NW Coast drum with turtle design from Taos, New Mexico by Phillip Martinez, complete with two drum beat

Ethnographic Object Assortment (6) total items, including a Tarahumara American Indian pottery jar having rawhide strap binding, a Laguna Pueblo olla jar signed 'J. Diaz / Laguna NM', an African Asant

Tarahumara pottery vessel clad in raw hide and raised on wood tripod base, from Chihuahua, Mexico. Vessel: 4" H x 5.25" diameter. Hairline through neck.

22 x 4-1/2. Plains Indian on horseback signed "Conchy". Drum's rawhide mounting loop has broken.

Large Double Lobed Tarahumara Pottery Olla, comes with stand, measures 18''H x 13.5''D, hide straps, purchased from the Tarahumara Indians at Copper Canyon in Mexico, nice thick walled heavy piece

2 Tarahumara Indian Folk Art Table Scarves, each measures approx. 46'' L x 8.5''W. Hand sewn, folk art from Copper Canyon, Mexico. Purchased from the artist at Tarahumara Village. Also included is a t