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Arapaho Horse Collection
The GHOST DANCE
2006 Horse of the Year
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 Collector Ornament  $36.95/ea         Original  Clay Shield-             Tribal Horses Start @ $45.00
        Approx .size 2" X 2 1/4"                                                                                         Approx. Size 3 X 2 3/4" 

Other Art in Arapaho Collection


Encirclement of Power
approx size 3" X 3"  $35.00
this one sold can order similar




Gilcee Reproductions
Canvas-8X10, 11X14


Medicine Bag-SOLD

Communication Scroll-Sold


New Moon Ceremonial Bowl
approx size 2 1/2" X 3"  $55.00
this one sold can order similar


Arapaho War Shirt Horse

Traveling Spirit Horse
hang as an ornament, or in Vehicle 
also made into necklaces
Prices start at $29.95

Tiles 2X2, 4X4, & 6X8's
prices start at $8.95/ea

Sandstone Coasters
4"X 4" $10.50/ea

“The stars, circles and crescent moons painted on Ghost Dance garments signify the heavens as the Other World where spirits and ancestors dwell.” Ref-American Indian Frontier


Arapaho Ghost Dance
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Historical Inspiration

“With the rise and spread of the Ghost Dance after 1888, many Plains Indians living on reservations hoped and prayed for a new blessing that would return to them their former way of life.  Garments produced for dancing among the Arapaho of Oklahoma were painted with visionary images that were derived from the traditions of the spiritual painting…The crow is the sacred bird of the Ghost Dance, being revered as the messenger from the spirit world because its color is symbolic of death and the shadow land.  Ghost Dance paintings drew on traditional symbols of the greater cosmos, which had been disturbed by the events of the nineteenth century and which the Ghost Dance promised to restore.” David. W. Penny, American Indian Frontier


  


 

Arapaho Flag Horse