Two flat Yup'ik coiled grass trivets or wall hangings, each with many dyed details and star-shaped designs, one more brightly colored than the other. Largest measures approximately 11.75" in diameter.

Two Alaska Native hand-crafted rabbit figures made with seal fur. Each figure is carefully constructed with hand‑sewn seams and stitched facial features, demonstrating traditional craft techniques. Largest of the two measures approximately 5" x 6" x 9" tall.

A vintage hand-carved African wooden sculpture, depicting a mother and child, and an African fertility statue, created and sold in Kenya, as indicated by stickers on the base of the figure, as photographed. Largest piece measures approximately 3.25" x 5.25" x 18.25".

Three flat Yup'ik coiled grass trivets or wall hangings in unique round and triangle shapes featuring pale dyed designs in bands, swirl patterns, and checkered patterns, each highly unique. One has a tag with what is possibly the maker, appearing to be Maggie Flynn Chefanak. Largest measures approximately 8" x 9" overall.

Two vintage Besmo, Kenya hand-carved wood African tribal woman and man figures, a small warrior figure with metal and fur details, a small tribal mask, and a dagger featuring an elephant figural topper. Largest item measures approximately 3" x 3" x 13.75".

Two very shallow, flat, Yup'ik coiled grass baskets featuring dyed red and purple diamond and checkered designs. Largest measures approximately 9.5" in diameter x 1.25" thick.

Three flat Yup'ik coiled grass trivets or wall hangings, each in an oval shape with dyed bands and checkered patterns. Largest measures approximately 15.5" x 8" overall.

Yup'ik coiled grass goods consisting of two teacups with saucers, a basket, and three lids with finials. Most have dyed bands, checkered designs, and other patterns. Largest measures approximately 10.5" x 10" x 3.75" tall.

Pendleton tan wool blanket, likely vintage, with complementary green, red, and orange stripes. Measures approximately 77" x 61" overall.

Two original handmade dolls depicting a Navajo woman weaving on a loom, one with her small baby asleep next to her. Navajo weaving is a deeply cultural and sacred art form, embodying concepts of order, beauty, balance, and harmony within the Navajo worldview. The loom setup on the larger doll measures approximately 12.5" x 11.5" x 12.25" tall.

Two traditional woven wicker “no return” fishing traps, each of featuring a wider opening at one end and a narrow cone shape at the other end. A piece of bait is placed in the trap towards the cone shaped end so that when a fish enters the trap through the wider end to eat the bait and tries to exit the trap through the narrow cone, it becomes trapped between the cone’s tines. The larger trap measures approximately 8" x 28" x 7.5".

Four southwestern Native American styled woven crossbody bags, each of featuring a unique and intricate pattern that covers both the bags themselves and their straps. Two of the bags incorporate vibrant black, red, and green into their designs, and two incorporate more muted tans and browns into their designs. The interior of the geometric basketweave patterned bag has sustained a noticeable stain, as photographed. Largest item measures approximately 13" x 2" x 16.5" tall, with a 14.5" drop.

One traditional Ecuadorian style woven Shigra shoulder bag accompanied by a traditional West African style woven conical Fulani farmer’s hat. The Shigra bag features an intricate geometric pattern consisting of interlocking patches of pink, blue, brown, and white. The Fulani hat features four diamond shaped decorative patches on its sides, and small leather tassels at the tip. The Fulani hat measures approximately 42" in circumference x 8" tall.

A pair of Pacific Outdoors Sub Zero snowshoes which feature a lightweight but durable aluminum frame, stainless steel front and back crampons for superior traction, and a rip-stop vinyl decking material for puncture and abrasion resistance. Each snowshoe measures approximately 8” x 25” long.

Coiled grass shallow bowls and artworks with deep and brightly dyed designs, along with a woven straw or reed basket, also with dyed details. Largest item measures approximately 15" in diameter x 3" tall.

Pendleton wool blanket, likely vintage, in the pattern Sioux Star, with original tags. Measures approximately 64" x 80" overall.

Vintage sterling silver items include a bonbon spoon with a pierced bowl and ornate floral and scrollwork handle, utensils and flatware, a mechanical pencil, and a sewing aw. Also includes buttonhole scissors and a small metal tool, possibly a dip pen holder. The metal tool and scissors are not silver. Largest item measures approximately 1.5" x 8.25"; total weight of 4.9 ounces for silver items

An adjustable dog ramp, two gallery wrapped botanical and tree prints, and five Australian animal traffic warning signs. The adjustable dog ramp measures approximately 14" x 27.75" x 12" tall.

A didgeridoo, the traditional wind instrument originating from Aboriginal Australians, particularly the Yolngu people of Arnhem Land. Hand-painted and carved using traditional Aboriginal dot painting techniques, it measures approximately 2.5" in diameter x 46.5" long.

A matted and framed, signed and numbered 1/7 baobab tree print by artist Ellen Moore (20th/21st Century), and a loose print of a zombie milkman. Largest item measures approximately 18" x 12" overall.