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Up for sale is a beautiful piece of late 20th-century Native American folk art handcrafted by known Indigenous artisan Lee Crowley. This unique wall hanging features a solid wood base meticulously hand-carved into the shape of a sacred feather, complete with a detailed quill split.
The front of the feather is adorned with traditional Native American beadwork accents, including a meticulously detailed seed bead rosette wheel and a fine line of white seed beads running along the spine. The tip is embellished with vibrant, eye-catching red, white, and blue accent feathers secured via a dual beaded hanging strand.
The back features a clear, authentic hand-inscribed wood-burner signature by the artist reading: "Lee Crowley - MOHAWK / OTTAWA," proudly reflecting the artist’s dual tribal lineage.
Provenance & History:
This piece was originally acquired within the historic Massachusetts intertribal powwow and artisan market circuit, a vibrant regional hub for Indigenous artists traveling throughout New York and New England during the mid-to-late 20th century.
Condition Details:
Wood base: Excellent vintage condition with beautiful natural grain. No cracks or deep scratches.
Beadwork: Fully intact with no missing or loose seed beads.
Feathers: Fluffy and colorful; light age-appropriate vintage wear to the accent fluffs.
Signature: Clean, crisp, legible, and completely intact.
Please see all photos for exact condition details and dimensions. Item comes from a smoke-free home.
