This turquoise bracelet is an example of a Native American love gift.
Native American gifts are ideal for people who have an interest in Native American culture. The recipient doesn't have to be your significant other for you to give one of these treasures. When choosing a token of affection for someone with a passion for the culture, find out if the person is interested in a specific tribe or aspect.
A Lover's Rescue Sculpture
This bronze statue will look beautiful on end tables, shelves and in curio cabinets. Titled "A Lover's Rescue," this statue features a Native American warrior on horseback rescuing his lover from the savage plains. The horse stands gloriously on its hind legs, as the lovers embrace passionately in this romantic piece of art. The warrior wears two feathers on his head and his shield can be seen strapped to the side of the horse. His lover is wearing a knee-length dress and ankle bracelets, with her hair blowing in the breeze. Any collector would adore this sculpture which illustrates the depth of passion amidst the throes of war.
Jewelry
Handcrafted jewelry is often given among tribespeople as a token of love. Your gift recipient is sure to appreciate any piece of authentic Native American jewelry. Consider purchasing a silver or turquoise bracelet to adorn the wrist of a special someone. Earrings come in many styles and are an excellent statement piece with any ensemble. Anyone would cherish a necklace, whether it be beaded or a silver chain with jeweled pendant. If a man on your list is interested in Native American culture, he might enjoy a traditional concho belt or watch.
Artwork
Purchasing artwork with themes of passion not only makes a cherished gift, but supports the work of Native American artists. One such piece that would be admired by anyone who enjoys culture and folk art is called "Young Love" by Henri Peter. The painting features a young male sitting proudly in tribal warrior dress. A young woman, his beloved, lays affectionately across the warrior's lap. If your gift recipient isn't into paintings, framed poetry might be a preferable alternative.
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