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OTHER APACHE INSPIRED ART
Influenced by the History, Tradition and Culture of the Apache
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Influenced by the History, Tradition and Culture of the Apache
©™2003drbmtn all rights reserved
The horses in this category were inspired by historical events,Chiefs, films &/or the traditions of the Apache.
Apache Boy to Man-SOLD April 2009
Apache Mountain Spirit Mask
BOTH HORSES SOLD
“The most important and elaborate ceremony given by the apache is the girls’ puberty rite. The girl is believed to possess special curative powers at this time of her life and may treat the sick and afflicted by touching or massaging. Between the lengthy chants sung by the shaman (during which the girl dances on buckskin placed in the tipi) she attends all who come to her for aid)” Ref- Southwest Indian Ceremonials. by T. Bahti
Apache Puberty Dress
BOTH HORSES SOLD
The clothing pictured here were worn by a girl during her puberty
ceremony.
Reference-Dancing Colors
COCHISE-SOLD
Inspired by The Movie
"Broken Arrow"
Cochise had courage and was
devoted to the truth. He hated a liar.
To a Chiricahua Apache Indian
a liar was less than dung
Tala
Son of Geronimo
made in 1998
Inspire by the book
Watch for me on the Mountain
by Forrest Carter
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