In Plains tradition a horse belongs to its rider by ownership but the bond between woman and animal is its own kind of power, medicine in the older sense of the word. The artwork shows a woman pressed face-to-face with a horse, her braid and the bridle running into the same dark line, the two figures held close enough that you read them as one shape. Genuine chamois leather carries the print, framed in cognac faux suede and bordered in hickory brown leather in real or faux, with welt and back in cognac suede. A leather pillow for a bedroom or a study.

Details:

• Vertical format, approximately 15"W × 17"H × 6"D pillow with 8"W × 10"H artwork
• Artwork printed on genuine chamois leather
• Cognac faux suede border, welt, and back
• Hickory brown frame in real leather or faux leather
• Made to order, approximately 2-3 weeks lead time
• Spot clean front with water only