Feathered Native American Headdress in Limoges Porcelain

A feathered Native American headdress is modeled in porcelain here, shaped with a sense of dignity and ceremony. Artisans in Limoges, France, painted this Limoges box by hand, giving the feathers their careful finish.

Feathers of Ceremony

The feathered headdress is one of the most recognized symbols of the Plains nations, worn by honored leaders and warriors. This piece takes that striking silhouette and renders each feather in porcelain, painted by hand. It is a respectful tribute to an important part of American heritage, made for display. Collectors of Western and Southwest themes often consider a headdress piece one of the anchors of their shelves.

Heritage on the Bookshelf

• Hand-painted porcelain made in Limoges, France
• Fits a Western, Southwest or American heritage collection
• Pairs with buffalo, horse and Western landscape pieces

Autumn Gathering Display

It looks well on a bookshelf in a den, beside Southwest pottery, or near framed Western art. Many people bring it out in November near Thanksgiving, alongside harvest and pilgrim pieces. It suits a history buff's birthday, a museum volunteer's thank-you, or a collector of the American West.