Tigua Indian Gold Leather American Flag Shield 15" by Manny Silvas (s40)
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- SKU:
- shield-40
- UPC:
- 686214455616
Description
This handcrafted leather shield with hand stitching, American flag material with brass stud accents in the stars and a heavily feathered bottom edge is by the famous Tigua Indians of Pueblo heritage. A beautiful shield that also features beads, brass and horse hair. It is a Pueblo Indian shield that makes a perfect wall hanging for southwest lodge or Native American style and western decor, ranch or cabin. Measures 15" diameter, actual shield is shown.
Authentic Native American, Manny Silvase Tribal #1895 Tribe: Tigua
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