The Story
- An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament
To many Native American tribes, it was very important that no part of a hunted animal go to waste. They highly regard the land and the creatures on it. As a show of respect, the skull of a cow, steer or buffalo was used as a decoration in an effort to honor the animal for the food and material it provided the tribe. Further honor Native American traditions by hanging this Southwestern Steer Skull ornament on your tree. Its lifelike appearance is adorned with glittery turquoise, gold and red patterns much in the way a real steer skull would be traditionally decorated. Hang it as the perfect decoration on a western themed tree or within a Native American heritage display.
Item #: 36290
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
- An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament
To many Native American tribes, it was very important that no part of a hunted animal go to waste. They highly regard the land and the creatures on it. As a show of respect, the skull of a cow, steer or buffalo was used as a decoration in an effort to honor the animal for the food and material it provided the tribe. Further honor Native American traditions by hanging this Southwestern Steer Skull ornament on your tree. Its lifelike appearance is adorned with glittery turquoise, gold and red patterns much in the way a real steer skull would be traditionally decorated. Hang it as the perfect decoration on a western themed tree or within a Native American heritage display.
Item #: 36290
