Crow Fair Painted Pony
Artist Sonja Caywood was privileged to have grown up ranching the old-fashioned way with a mess wagon, tents, teepees and a rope corral in the Bighorn Mountains on the Crow Indian reservation. Living so closely tied to land steeped in the history and spirit of the Cowboy and Native culture turned her into an artist at an early age. The love of that land inspires much of her art today. "I want my art to engage the viewer to stop and take in the beauty around us in this quickly changing place and time, to identify with our landscape in this slice of soon-to-be history." Material: Resin , Measures 7", Artist: Sonja Caywood, August 2009 Issue, Very Limited Supply.

Native Essence Painted Pony

For 30 years Maria Ryan worked hard to establish a style uniquely her own, and the list of accomplishments and awards she received for her art along the way is extensive. Her paintings have been exhibited in art galleries both here and abroad, and she was featured in the book, "Wildlife Art: 60 contemporary Masters and their Work." Over the past six years, her stunning original designs for The Trail of Painted Ponies have enhanced her reputation. Material: Resin, Measures 7", Artist: Maria Ryan, August 2009 Issue, Very Limited Supply.

Spirits of the Northwest Painted Pony

Animals are important to the Northwest Native cultures. Using bold colors and designs based on the Haida and Tlingit styles of art, Laurie Holman, who lives and teaches art in Alaska, presents us with various animal totems featured in traditional Alaska stories: the Raven, Grizzly Bear, Salmon, Eagle and Whale. "I wanted them to cover the entire Pony, like a puzzle, with all the pieces telling the great story of life, death and rebirth." Material: Resin, Measures 6.75", Artist: Laurie Holman, Very Limited Supply

Keeper of the Sacred Fire Painted Pony
Cheryl A. Harris, who currently works from her studio in Covington, Indiana, exemplifies artistic versatility. She has a degree in Visual Art & Design which prepared her for work as a technical product illustrator. For 14 years, she served as an art director for an advertising and marketing firm, where her responsibilities included art direction, design, illustration and product supervision of advertising and marketing materials for a variety of clientele, including local and national accounts. Adding to her commercial portfolio, she has also pursued a successful career in the fine-art field, painting and drawing and creating large-scale murals. A participant in numerous juried fine-art festivals, with a variety of gallery exhibitions to her credit, she has donated her talent to numerous charitable causes and auctions. Material: Resin, Measures 7", Artist: Cheryl A. Harris (Potawatomi Tribe)

Indian Summer Official Painted Pony

An agricultural people, the Hopi have sustained themselves for millennia in the Northern Arizona desert without the benefit of rivers or streams. The Hopi Way is to work hard, pray, sing, take part in ceremonies, and create images they believe will summon help from spirit beings. This Hopi artist has incorporated a variety of traditional Hopi symbols into his design, all of which revolve around rain and moisture, and a successful harvest. Butterfly maidens are believed to help pollinate crops. Nothing could grow without the sun. Dragonflies are signs of a natural spring.

Dream Warrior Official Painted Pony

"My best designs come to me when I am quiet," says Colorado artist Ross Lampshire, perhaps best known as a rodeo photographer and potter. "An idea or image enters my mind almost as a whisper... and fast takes on a life of its own." Inspired by written accounts of Sitting Bullâ's dreams prior to battle, Ross had his own dream one night of Sitting Bull silhouetted against a full moon with clouds parting, as if in search of a vision. Working in a stylized manner, Ross has created a dramatic, powerful and flowing design that honors this famous Sioux Chief. Material: Resin Measures 6.75" Artist: Ross Lampshire

Twilight Fairy Painted Pony
Very Limited Supply, Only Two Remaining!

For as long as stories have been told, fairies have captured the imagination of people fascinated by these whimsical creatures. Often depicted as beautiful, young and sometimes winged women of small stature who are as delightful as they are mysterious (and who usually appear at twilight), fairies have the power to magically assume different animal forms. This incredible ability has inspired many creative and artistic interpretations. In the hands of this talented California artist, we discover this entrancing "Fairy Pony."

Limited Edition Tribal Paint Painted Pony

Warriors from tribes across the Plains often wore feathers that were marked and painted in ways that told of their accomplishments in battle. In this fashion they would sometimes intimidate opponents who would be scared off after “reading” the stories related on the feathers. But sometimes they would also become the target of warriors who sought encounters with powerful opponents as a way of gaining personal power. With “Tribal Paint”, Iowa artist Vickie Knepper, creator of the heartbreaking collectible ”Wounded Knee,” continues to use Painted Ponies to relate interesting and little-known stories about Plains Indian life.

Limited Edition Carved in History Painted Pony- Now Retired Very Limited Stock!

It’s a Western tradition for American cowboys to ride saddles that are decorated with elegant, delicately carved floral and geometric patterns, and in some cases embroidered with gold and silver ornaments. With this in mind, Virginia artist and craftsman Chad Brady, whose uncle has been a cobbler for over 30 years making fancy chaps for rodeo cowboys, keeps the spirit alive with a Painted Pony he has beautifully tooled with floral, oak leaf and acorn patterns. Resin Measures 7" Artist: Chad Brady

New Retired! Only A Couple Remaining In Stock!
Limited Edition Wovoka's Vision Painted Pony

t began with a solar eclipse on January 1, 1889: A Paiute medicine man named Wovoka had a vision that turned into a movement known as the Ghost Dance. Wovoka’s dream centered on a ceremony he believed would reunite the living with the loved ones in the ghost world, replenish the buffalo, and ultimately restore the world to its original beauty. In his memory, and as a tribute to this important chapter in American Indian history, Devon Archer, a Virginia artist, has created a Painted Pony inspired by the colors and symbols that can be found on the traditional Ghost Dance shirts and dresses.
Resin, Measures 7", Artist: Devon Archer

Now Retired! Only A Couple Remaining In Stock!
Limited Edition Golden Feather Painted Pony

Much of the appeal of Painted Ponies is the way they invite artists to let their imaginations run wild. With this Pony, Lynn Bean, an all-star Painted Pony artist, decided to take an artistic detour. She began by gold-leafing her entire Pony. Then, using rich and colorful porcelain paints, she added splashy abstract designs. Finally, where a saddle usually sits, she outfitted her Pony with large, jeweled feathers. In the end, she invented a magical creature that is out of this world. Resin Measures 7" Artist: Lynn Bean

Limited Edition Petroglyph Painted Pony

Lynn Bean is an artist nationally acclaimed for the way she experiments with different materials in her paintings. And so it was that, after a trek to a remote canyon in the Southwest where she was impressed by the thoughtful use prehistoric “cave painters” made of rough rock walls, turning them into textured and sculptural canvases on which they carved images of horses, she decided to create a Painted Pony that captured not only the spirit, but the look of these ancient equine petroglyphs. Ceramic - Measures 7" - Artist: Lynn Bean

Limited Edition Hand Painted War Pony
Painted Pony By Rance Hood (Very Very Limited Supply!)

Comanche artist Rance Hood is one of the most recognized names in Southwest Art. His paintings, know for their drama and authenticity, hang in museums and corporate collections. The opportunity to recreate a traditional war pony, complete with a buffalo pelt saddle, lance-and-shield, arrows and feathers, became the pinnacle piece of his distinguished career. Resin, Measures 7.5", Artist: Rance Hood

Limited Edition Bunkhouse Bronco Painted Pony
About To Retire - Only Three Remainly In Stock

The original bunkhouse was a rough, simple building, often fashioned from the wood boards torn off old barns that provided sleeping quarters for ranch hands. Horse tack, wagon wheels and cow skulls were frequently tacked to weathered planks on the outside, while western hats and ropes hung on the inside walls. Adding cozy ambience, the whole place would smell of coffee brewing in an enamel pot on a wood-burning stove. Working these classic cowboy touches into a fabulous Painted Pony design, this gifted Oregon artist has created an old-timey – yet timeless – tribute to our Western heritage.

Ride the Sky Book

Ride the Sky is the first "inspirational book" to be published by The Trail of Painted Ponies. First Edition copies are available as an online exclusive to Trail of Painted Ponies collectors. Ride the Sky: brings something new and exciting to the "inspirational book" category
is a hardbound book, 100 pages in length features gorgeous photographs of 43 Painted Ponies, some never published before, each paired with an inspiring quotation that captures the spirit of the artwork on the Pony will encourage you to live more artfully and show you how to fly without wings.

The Trail Of Painted Ponies DVD
With Ali MacGraw- 120 Minutes

It all started as a public art for charity project in the state of New Mexico. Using full-size polyurethane horses, from an original form sculpted by world-renowned bronze artist Star Liana York, each of the118 artists transformed their canvas into unique works of art limited only by their individual imaginations.

Limited Edition Trial Of Painted Ponies Fine Art Prints
Experience the Beauty and Wonder of the Trail of Painted Ponies!
The Trail of Painted Ponies began as a public art project that invited the best artists in the country to creatively transform large horse sculptures into original artworks. The astonishing results have been hailed as the arrival of an exciting new American art movement call “Pony Experssionism”. We hope you enjoy this high-quality art print collection that captures the power, beauty and magic of the original Trail of Painted Ponies.

Painted Ponies Candle

Very nice Painted Pony candela plaques are already a huge rage because of their high end quality just like the Painted Ponies themselves. The plaques are designed for use with a candle in front of them or highly desirable by themselves without a candle. They are even great to use them as a back drop when displaying your painted ponies.

Painted Ponies SunCatcher

Brilliantly done on glass by famous Artist Joan Baker Designs, these Suncatchers are 9" x 6.5" with a 6.5" X 2.5" Name Plate. Once you see one and own one you will understand that the the love affair is just not with Painted Ponies anymore.

Painted Ponies Large Art Panel

Larger art panels by famous design studio and artist Joan Baker has produced huge attractive art pieces for anyone in love with Painted Ponies and once you own one, you will agree that the same love affair you had with the first Painted Pony you saw starts all over again!

Kachina Painted Pony Closed Edition

Kachinas are stylized religious icons, meticulously carved from cottonwood roots and painted to represent figures from Hopi mythology. They often wear masks of animals, plants, stars, warriors and clowns. They are the focus of ceremonies and rituals in which they relay the wishes of the Hopi people to the gods – for more rain, a plentiful harvest, good health. In an effort to create a Painted Pony with mystical powers of its own, this colorist from Idaho has adorned her Pony with the designs and symbols of traditional kachina masks, including, on the left side, the "Sun Kachina" mask, and on the right, the “Messenger of the Gods” mask. Only One Available.

Native Jewel Painted Pony Closed Edition
Adornment – jewelry of silver and turquoise, beadwork and ceremonial regalia – is a defining element and recognized hallmark of cultural expression for North American Indians. Maria Ryan - an accomplished artist and designer from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho - has been winning awards and pleasing collectors around the world for decades. Her research into the meanings and symbolism behind the designs used in classic Southwestern jewelry, coupled with a fearless artistic style that leads her to experiment with different materials to achieve special effects in her art, resulted in this stunning tribute to the Native American love of jewelry. Resin Measures 6.75" Artist: Maria Ryan Only Two Available.

Medicine Horse Painted Pony -Closed Edition
Recognized by Southwest Art magazine as one of the top 30 artists featured in their 30 years of publication, Santa Fe sculptor Star Liana York is as well known for her detailed and sensitive renderings of Native Peoples as her gift for capturing the spirit of the horse in three-dimension. With Medicine Horse, she has combined her love and knowledge of people with special relationships to animals by creating a Plains Indian ceremonial horse dressed with a collection of personal objects believed to give the horse’s owner power: shields, a lance, a bow, a pipe and assorted amulets and talismans. Resin Measures 7". Artist: Star Liana York Only Two Available.

Woodland Hunter Painted Pony Retired Closed Edition
Woodland Hunter came to me through research and study of the northern plains tribes," says Kevin Kilhoffer, a native of western Oklahoma who studies, draws and paints the American West. "I found records of a Franciscan missionary stationed at a fur trade fort dating back to 1836, and in his notes he described a Teton Sioux warrior who rode into the fort wearing a magnificent war shirt adorned with scalps and wonderful art work decorating his horse." Incorporating markings that tell of deeds, wisdom, wealth and bravery, and outfitting his Pony with a shield, weapons, saddle and bags for transporting food, Kevin has created an astounding and historically accurate tribute to that Plains Indian warrior.
Resin Measures 7" Artist: Kevin Kilhoffer. Only Two Available.

Fancy Dancer Painted Pony Closed Edition
The Fancy Dance evolved from the early Plains tribe’s war and victory dances. It is an energetic style of dance, usually performed by younger men who spin, twist, and make quick steps and fast turns. Their outfits are traditionally composed of lots of bright colors, metallic beads, sequins and ribbons which create a flashy display. They have two bustles, a head roach and intricately beaded headband… all of which are faithfully and stunningly recreated on a spirited, snorting horse that is caught up in the excitement of the drum beat. This unique creation by a Virginia artist won The People’s Choice Award in the national competition, "The Native Art of Horse Painting." - Resin - Measures 9.5" - Artist: Devon Archer - Only Two Available.

Sacred Reflections of Time
Painted Pony Closed Edition
In her artistic creations, this Arkansas artist of Cherokee descent (her Indian name is Silver Fox) strives to capture the Native American’s respect for the sacredness and beauty of Mother Earth, the colorful legends handed down from generation to generation, and the love and close bond that was shared with the horse. "(Sacred Reflections) is my Spirit Horse and Peace Pony. She carries an Eagle on her shield, a Buffalo on her Pipe and bag, a Coyote on her quiver and a Bear Paw on the smaller drum. These are the Guardians of the four major directions, and they are also great teachers." Resin Measures 6" - Artist: Joani Jiannine.

Silverado Painted Pony By Karlynn Keyes-
Closed Edition

During the first half of the twentieth century, parades and horse shows held in conjunction with rodeos, fiestas and fairs throughout the West fueled a demand for fancy, embroidered saddlery. Elegant, silver-mounted parade saddles, carved with floral and figural motifs, and with matching bridles, martingales and breast collars, were perceived as exquisite works of art. "Silverado," a customized interpretation of this flashy tradition.

Sounds of Thunder Painted Pony- Closed Edition

This Painted Pony represents both the male and female lifestyle of the Plains Indian People, as rendered by the acclaimed Cherokee father and daughter artists, Bill and Traci Rabbit. On Side 1, Bill depicts the ultimate warrior – his profile accompanied by symbols that tell the dramatic story of his many victories. On Side 2, Traci depicts the grace, strength and determination of women in Native society – a sun radiating healing beams, her dress signifying her skill at beading and design, a buffalo hunt in the background relating the importance of both the buffalo and the horse to Native Americans.

Wheels Of Change T -Shirt $18.95
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This horse t-shirt design is titled Wheels of Change and features a large horse in front of a moon with a wheel of horses beside it - a great Native American style t-shirt, hand dyed in the USA.

Painted Pony $18.95
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This watercolor style design is titled Painted Pony and features Native American motifs. Painted Pony is printed on a hand dyed t-shirt from The Mountain.

Horse Vision Native American T-Shirt $22.95
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This Native American art t-shirt is titled Horse Vision and features an almost water color style design of a man with visions of horses around his head.

Ultra Premium Evolution: The Offering $26.95
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The Offering is a high grade Evolution t-shirt is featuring a Native American Indian design on a specialty tie dye t-shirt. A warrior makes an offering to the sky while the clouds bring horse spirits in - a full size horse stands below.

Museum Quality Sculpture!
Frederick Remington Bronze
Indian Buffalo Hunter In Trouble

This stunning museum quality Frederick Remington Bronze is just stunning! Although photos really do not do it justice, we find this fine work of art one of the most interesting Indian Bronze Sculptures ever created! The Indian was obviously buffalo hunting on his horse but the horse gets to the buffalo and decides to jump it. As you can see, the horse might not make it and the faith of the Indian certainly lies in the balance of rather the horse makes the jump or not. The event quickly turns from what's for dinner to will I be alive by dinner time. This finely detailed museum quality replica of the priceless original is in very very limited supply but Tribal Impressions has managed to obtain one and one only issued with a name plate that says Tribal Impressions on it. It's currently on display in our showroom.

Horse W/ Indian Blanket Tea light/Candle Holder
Horse W/ Indian Blanket Tea light/Candle Holder -
Stone resin and comes in full color gift box. 7" x 7"

Museum Quality
Magificent Hand Carved Stone Indian/Horse Sculpture
Carved Out Of Alabaster Stone By Navajo Sculpturer Artist Brandon Toledo

Truely Navajo Artist Brandon Toledo's time has come when you see this great piece of work! This magnificent sculpture is carved out of alabaster. It stands about 17" tall including wooden stand and weighs about 20 lbs.

Museum Quality Fredrick Remington Bronze Cheyenne

This stunning museum quality Fredrick Remington Bronze is highly impressive! Although photos really do not do it justice, we find this fine work of art one of the most interesting Indian Bronze Sculptures ever created! This bronze is handmade and cast in the traditional Lost Wax Casting Process. This insures a quality bronze sculpture that may be passed down from generation to generation. The Cheyenne is Frederic Remington’s most popular Indian bronze statue. This piece has great movement and detail.

Mahogany Series "Horse Rared Up"
Mahogany Series "Horse Rared Up" - This exclusive quality stone resin hand painted piece is made to emulate mahogany wood, and unless you pick it up and closely examine it, it is hard to tell it is not real wood. Comes in color gift box. Measures 10" x 7".

Mahogany Series Horse Bucking
Mahogany Series "Horse Bucking" - This exclusive quality stone resin hand painted piece is made to emulate mahogany wood, and unless you pick it up and closely examine it, it is hard to tell it is not real wood. Comes in color gift box. Measures 7" x 8".

Mahogany Series Horse Running By Fence
Mahogany Series "Horse Running" - This exclusive quality stone resin hand painted piece is made to emulate mahogany wood, and unless you pick it up and closely examine it, it is hard to tell it is not real wood. Comes in color gift box. Measures 10" x 12 1/2"

Horses at Seaside Statue

Two stallions dash among the foaming waves, their every movement expressing the power, joy and free-spiritedness of the wild. Absolutely stunning in glowing coppertone finish with rubbed black accents, this stately statue is a fascinating museum-quality masterpiece that you'll treasure with pride! Faux coppertone finish. Polyresin. 18" x 6 1/2" x 15" high.

Mahogany Series Horse Head Bookends
Mahogany Series "Horse Head Bookends"( set of two)- This exclusive quality stone resin hand painted piece is made to emulate mahogany wood, and unless you pick it up and closely examine it, it is hard to tell it is not real wood. Comes in color gift box. Measures 4 3/4" x 4 1/2" x 3".

Mahogany Series Horse Bust W/ Silver Mane
Mahogany Series "Horse Bust W/ Silver Mane" - This exclusive quality stone resin hand painted piece is made to emulate mahogany wood, and unless you pick it up and closely examine it, it is hard to tell it is not real wood. Comes in color gift box. Measures 13" x 11"