Force of Nature, Folk Carved Native American Woman with Long Braid and Decoration Everywhere mails It is worn and stained

It is worn and stained and aged with tears around the edges here and there

I believe this is technically a sugar cube grabber (and aren't sugar cubes a joyful thing

Another resonant feeling thing

and then wonderfully dense grid below carefully charting the dimensions of seatbelts and windshields and engine

and whenever else I wanted to feel like royalty--so maybe everyday

Force of Nature, Folk Carved Native American Woman with Long Braid and Decoration Everywhere mails It is worn and stainedI LOVE her, small but with the presence and posture of a powerful force, holding her space and not to be moved. I found her in mid coast Maine but don't know more than that clearly representing a Native American woman, with long black braid and painterly decoration all over (a bit hard to tell but seems some combination of crayon and paint.) Smooth surface, terrific patina, I would guess 1920s 40s. Stands on her own, steady and sturdy on her feet. 5"