Southwest Home Decor Petroglyph Wall Hangings |
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Petroglyphs Framed - page 2 back to page 1 The pictures below show the actual item for
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1.5" wide oak frame |
Item: #209 Shaman
anthropomorph. |
suspended on brass pins in a 1.5" wide
finished oak frame |
Item: #S056 Petroglyph star. |
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1.5" frame |
Item: #030 Two anthropomorphs. |
1.5" frame |
Item: #S047 Bighorn
sheep struck by an arrow. |
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1.5" frame |
Item: #S030
Headdressed anthropomorph. |
1.5" frame |
Item: #S031 Rectilinear
design. |
| To order call (310) 836-0121 or email daustin@sandcarveddesigns.com | |||
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Item: #364 Shield man. |
1.5" frame |
1.5" frame |
Item: #299 Shield
bearing warriors.
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Looking for something wide or for
something tall? I can put any two
or three images you like in a multi frame. Double Triple |
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| Every few weeks I carve southwest home decor pieces with new images from rock art sites. If there are particular southwest petroglyphs you are interested in - bighorn sheep, geometric shapes, anthropomorphs, or whatever - let me know. I can also carve images from pictures you provide. contact artist | |||
Go back to: Petroglyphs Framed page 1 To order call (310) 836-0121 or email daustin@sandcarveddesigns.com
| Anasazi a pueblo people centered in the four corners area developing from the Basketmaker Culture and represented by modern groups such as the Hopi and Zuni. more Anasazi information |
| Anthropomorphs are human like figures. more anthropomorph information |
| Atlatls or "throwing sticks" were used to propel a four foot long stone tipped dart. In the Coso Range, atlatls were replaced by the bow & arrow during the Transitional Period, 200 BC-AD 500. more atlatl information |
| Desert Culture is used here to refer to the people who lived primarily in the western section of the Great Basin, an area that we refer to today as the Mojave Desert. more Desert Culture info |
| Fremont Culture people lived in central Utah, further north than the Anasazi. more Fremont info |
| Hohokam Culture people lived in Central Arizona around Phoenix, and south to near the border with Mexico. They were the first agricultural culture in the southwest. more Hohokam info |
| Mogollon Culture were an early pueblo people who inhabited the mountains of west central New Mexico. more Mogollon information |
| Renegade Canyon, Petroglyph Canyon and Sheep Canyon are located in the Coso Mountain Range near Ridgecrest, California. more Coso info |
| Sinagua Culture people lived primarily in the Verde Valley area of Arizona above Phoenix to above Flagstaff. They were called Sinagua because they 'dry farmed' without irrigation. |
| Contact Artist (Donald Austin) by email daustin@sandcarveddesigns.com or by telephone 310 836-0121 |
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