DECO208 Horsehair Bustle Harpo

Horsehair Bustle – Navajo handcraft

Magnificent Horsehair Bustle adorned with black and white horsehair, glass beads in symbolic colors (red, black, yellow, and blue), wool, and natural cowhide.

An iconic piece of Native American clothing, the bustle is traditionally worn by men during powwows, large ritual ceremonies, and community dances. Attached to the dancer's back, it varies in shape, color, and ornamentation depending on the tribe, clan, class, or status of the wearer.

Each element resonates with nature, animals, and ancestors.

The red, black, blue, and yellow beads symbolize life, courage, power, mystery, spirituality, the sky, the sun, and energy. A palette rich in meaning and history.

A symbol of elegance, strength, and spiritual connection, this piece celebrates the free spirit of Native American peoples. Each bead, each strand of horsehair, vibrates to the rhythm of the wind and tells a story passed down from generation to generation.

Meticulous craftsmanship, created by Navajo artisans, born from an ancestral tradition, where natural materials blend with the memory of the sacred.

A rare, vibrant piece, imbued with meaning. It is a living tribute to wild beauty and freedom.

Proudly Navajo handmade in the USA.

Delivery: an additional charge of €10 applies to this product.