Navajo Sleeping Beauty Buzzard Carving - Matthew Yellowman (#262)

Navajo Sleeping Beauty Buzzard Carving - Matthew Yellowman (#262)
Navajo Sleeping Beauty Buzzard Carving - Matthew Yellowman (#262)
Navajo Sleeping Beauty Buzzard Carving - Matthew Yellowman (#262)
Navajo Sleeping Beauty Buzzard Carving - Matthew Yellowman (#262)

Navajo Sleeping Beauty Buzzard Carving - Matthew Yellowman (#262)

Navajo Folk Art Birds
"Sleeping Beauty"
20 1/4" tall x 5 1/2" wide @base x 8 1/2" deep
 $565.00

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Matthew Yellowman Matthew Yellowman - Navajo Carver: Matthew's carvings are physical representations of the creative energy which has driven him most of his adult life. Whether working in gold mines, upholstering custom vans, or carving whimsical figures, Matthew's self confidence has pushed him to do the best possible work in each career endeavor. See full biography | See all items by Matthew Yellowman

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Buzzard

How Buzzard Got His Feathers

A long time ago the birds had no clothing. They spoke like people, but they were shy and hid from sight. One day they decided to hold a great council. "We must go to Creator and ask him for clothing," said Eagle. So it was decided. But who would carry the message?

Many birds volunteered. But finally they chose Buzzard. He could fly great distances because of his long wings, and he could soar higher than any of the other birds and so come more easily to the sun-place, where Creator lived. All of the birds burned tobacco and sent their prayers up to creator, and then buzzard set out on his way.

It was a long journey. Buzzard flew and flew. He ate the food he had carried with him and still he was far from the place of Creator. He became hungry, so hungry that he stopped and ate some dead fish washed up on the shore below him. They were rotten and smelled had. But his hunger was great, and he did not notice.

He continued on his way. Now he was close to the sun-place; he went higher and higher. It grew fiery hot from the sun, but still he flew up and up. The skin on top of his naked head burned red in the sun's heat, but at last he came to the place of Creator. 

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