Western Apache Fiddle, circa 1900-1925 26469 Exquisitely beaded in a classic

Exquisitely beaded in a classic vegetal motif with No

yellow and orange

Semi abstract portrait of two female figures embroidering

This instrument was commonly used to play ceremonial songs

The black and white composition depicts two gods fishing together

Western Apache Fiddle, circa 1900-1925 26469 Exquisitely beaded in a classicCustom Display Stand is included. This piece was created by the renowned Apache artist, Amos Gustina (1858 1945) commonly called an "Apache Fiddle," this tsii'edo'a'tl (Apache for "wood that sings") are generally made from the dried stalk of an agave plant and is also called ki'zh ki'zh di'hi (buzz sound), which describes the musical sound created. This instrument was commonly used to play ceremonial songs, social dance songs and love songs.