Quiver by Shell-Exceeded Expectations

[Ga.boy]

Congratulations on a beautiful quiver! I've always abmired Shell's work.

[Shell]

Thank you everyone for the kind words you all are very sweet      

Gregg, just happy to be getting it done for you and very sorry for your wait time and all others who have been waiting and so good to me. I have had to replace items that never arrived when said so its been hard since I have been out of work.
I have just about everything now and intend to have everything done as soon as I can for all I have promised.


You may want to use a shorter shaft inside the quiver to hold up the supple drape of that elk skin. Commercial tanned elk is like that rather than the brain tanned hides that were used and were more rigid yet soft too and did not require one.
I seen this example collected from the Sand creek site and felt this was the one to do. The inspiration moved me and how humble it sits on display now.
Here are some pics I took and linked to our webshots although my camera did not get the true colors, Gregg's are perfect.

It was my pleasure.  


 

 

 

[Shell]

This is the original on display and that it has red trade cloth sewn in around the beadwork.

[JEFF B]

wow!!! sister that is awesome. i love the pipe stone bowl man you guys are so lucky to have such an awesome history and i am living in the wrong country.      

[Frenchymanny]

Speechless...amazing artwork!

       

F-Manny

[Jeff Roberts]

That is simply beautiful.

[gregg dudley]

Thanks for posting the pictures of the bow case, Shell.  It looks great.  I just got email confirmation of shipping and look forward to receiving it soon.  Your talent is truly outstanding as is your commitment to authenticity.

gregg