Cowboy & Indian Statues

Indian Statue stands a foot high. This Native American sculpture represents the classic bond between the Indian and the deep connection they share with nature. The buffalo was sacred to the American Indian. The buffalo was food, clothing, shelter. Most of all, the buffalo was The Hunt and the connection between the Great Spirit and all American Indians. The motion and detail in this sculpture are second to none. One can visualize the dance of the hunt happening right before their…

What's the story with the Spears that Indians used? Did you know the spear primary use was to hunt? not fight? A piece of wood was normally the shaft. The arrow could be cut from rocks or another hard substance. Spears were popular because they were the least expensive to make, easiest to use and minimal training was required. Before fishing poles were invented Indians fished with their spear. This Indian statue has the Indian holding a long spear in his right hand as his horse gallops at…

Note how the headdress is so long it reaches the horse's back. Quite beautiful.  The horse is beautiful too. It is at full gallop. The Native American and horse are a unit as they head to fight. A long spear is in the Indian's right hand. The statue is made of resin and hand painted. It captures this moment in time. A sad time, when the Indian had to defend his land, his livelihood. How was a headdress made? It's quite interesting. To make a headdress, one single feather would be added…

This amazing sculpture depicts the Old West Native American tribal chief on horseback. He appears to be ready for battle with his spear at his side. His horse has reared back in a fearsome stance as if it is just charging into combat. As you can see, there is great attention to detail from the features of the chief's body, headdress, hair and clothing as well as the horse he rides, from the mane to its hooves below.  Click on PERSONALIZE button to create your plaque.

Before the White Man entered Indian Territory, spears were used by the Indians for hunting - even fishing. The spears were inexpensive and easy to make. Most men had one. But, the spear on this statue is more elegant that the fishing spear would be. Plus, the Indian, from the Hille Indian tribe, is all decked out in his attire. Don't think the Native Americans wore a headdress to fish! This Hille Indian Tribal Chief has a 3 feather "hat". His spear has the bird figurine on it.  Statue is made…

The horse and rider seem to be one unit. The horse has all of its feet off the ground as it is galloping. The rider is a Native American who is wearing a loin cloth, slightly colored blue. He's holding the bow and arrow, ready to launch the arrow. The bow is quite special with gold detail. The horse's tail is flying behind. You can really feel the motion. the statue is made of resin and then hand painted to capture this Indian and his horse as he is off to fight. Did you know the Ice Age man…

Even a Cowboy needs to rest! This resin statue depicts a Cowboy sitting on the rail of a fence with his saddle on the ground near his feet. His horse stands patiently on the other side of the fence. The thoughtfulness of the cowboy removing the saddle from his horse is shown. Even his horse can rest. The detail in the sculpture is great. You see the fringe on the cowboy's boots, the button on his shirt, the wrinkles in his scarf. His horse is alert.  We all need to rest at…

With all four hoofs off the ground, this cowboy and horse are flying through the air. The horse's tail is flying. The cowboy is gripping the reins. The horse has it's head turned as if to ask "What's Happening?"  Made of resin the statue has great detail - like the fringe on the leg of the cowboy. Look closely at all the detail. At 11 inches high and 11 inches long, this is a fairly large statue so you'll be able to see all the detail when it's in your home or office.

The Getaway - this cowboy and his horse are after the "getaway." Think the cowboy will win? Bet, so. This Cowboy statue is made of resin which allows a lot of detail. The horse's tail is flying, a bed roll is tucked behind the cowboy's saddle. The cowboy's face is intense as he has his lasso overhead to get the stray animal.  Lots of action.

Saddle bronc riding is rodeo's classic event, both a complement and contrast to the wilder spectacles of bareback riding and bull riding. This event requires strength to be sure, but the event also demands style, grace and precise timing. The rider has one hand over his head and the other hand hanging on to his horse.  Made of resin Electroplated with bronze The base is black and can be customized You have a choice of two sizes of this cowboy statue. This is the larger 11 inch…