"Morning Offering" is a striking New Mexico alabaster carving by Navajo and Picuris Pueblo artist Robert Dale Tsosie. The sculpture portrays a Navajo Deity presenting a basket of cornmeal, symbolizing sustenance and prayer. Measuring 15" x 6" x 6", this elegant work highlights Tsosie's mastery in blending cultural tradition with fine artistry.

This striking bronze sculpture captures the timeless essence of the American West. Featuring a fully detailed saddle, rope, and gear resting on a weathered stand, this impressive piece evokes the spirit of the working cowboy and the rugged beauty of ranch life. Expertly cast and patinated, the sculpture's lifelike textures and craftsmanship showcase remarkable attention to detail.

Mounted on a solid wood base with a nameplate reading "The Real Cowboy," this substantial artwork weighs approximately 125 pounds, making it a commanding and distinguished statement piece for any Western art collection, office, or home.

A true celebration of heritage and hard work-this sculpture honors the enduring legacy of the cowboy way.

NOTE: This is extremely heavy at 125 lbs, therefore shipping will not be provided and winner must pick-up at the Phoenix Indian Center.