Navajo Indian Hand Painted Jewelry Box -Hummingbird (36bc253)
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This is a beautiful authentic Native American Navajo hand painted keepsake box. This charming wooden box can hold your important treasures or jewelry.
The Navajo Indian artist created a stunning painting, with colorful Native American symbols, that have been popular for centuries in Navajo tradition. This unique Native American handcrafted piece is perfect for southwest decorating, a western home accessory or a special gift.
Measures approximately 2.5" wide, 3.5" long and 1.75" in height. Actual painted box shown.
Authentic Native American, Tribe: Navajo, Artist: Andy Tsosie.
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