Happy Holidays from Indigo Arts

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Happy Holidays from Indigo Arts

December 12, 2019 to January 4, 2020

Holiday Open Houses at the Gallery

Second Thursday, December 12, 1 - 7pm

Friday, December 13, 12 - 6pm

Saturday, December 14, 11 - 3pm

Saturday, December 21, 12 - 5pm

Regular Hours: By appointment or by chance,

Wed. to Sat, 12 to 6pm

and online at www.indigoarts.com

and look for Indigo Arts at the New York Outsider Art Fair in January 2020!

its a time to celebrate...

and shop your way into the next decade

Indigo Arts is blessed with the inspiration of artists all over the world. Here are a few of this year's treasures:

Paintings, prints and signs from Botswana, Burkina Faso, Tanzania and Kenya.

Art in recycled metal from Haiti and Nigeria.

Paintings, prints and animalitos from Mexico,

Bhil, Gond and Mithila folk paintings from India.

Hand-dyed natural indigo textiles from Laos, Burkina Faso, Nigeria and Ivory Coast.

Paintings, drawings and sculpture by Cuban naifs, visionaries and outsiders.

Baskets from Swaziland,Namibia & South Africa.

Classic and contemporary paintings and drapo Vodou from Haiti.

Art and Ornaments made from Recycled Metal in Kenya, Vietnam and Madagascar.

Ornaments from Mexico and Peru and Nativities from Peru and Mozambique.

Wishing all a New Year of Peace and Healing for our earth!

Market Day

SKU: EZD-1901

Ezene Domond

Haiti

Oil on canvas (20 x 24), with original handcarved frame, 1969.

20% off

~~$1500~~ $1200

El Hombre Carinoso

SKU: FMo-13

Felipe Morales

Mexico

Aquatint
(Image size 29 x 19cm - 8 3/4" x 6 1/2")
#2/20, 2007
Framed

$490 framed

Nativity (#4)

SKU: DNO-1504

"Dino" (Camordino Mustafá Jetha)

Mozambique

2015
Carved wood sculpture, painted.
(9 1/4" h. x 7" w. x 8 1/4" d.).

$375

Vintage Indigo Strip-weave Baule Cloth Pillow

SKU: INDPLW-09

Baule people

West African Indigo Artists

Ivory Coast

Vintage Baule cloth cotton strip-weave fabric dyed with natural indigo dye. One of a kind pillow designed and constructed in United States with antique fabric from the Baule people of the Ivory coast. 18" x 18" pillow with linen backing.

$165

Indigo Scarf/Runner from Laos

SKU: LAO-03

Laotian Textile Artists

Laos

Laos.
Handwoven cotton fabric dyed with natural indigo dye (75" x 15").

$54

Zebra

SKU: TT-1402

Omary Amonde

Tanzania

August., 2013
Oil enamel on canvas (18" h x 18"w) (45 x 45cm).

$450

Product Status:

Sold

Mithila painting

SKU: MTP-1708

Mithila and Madhubani Artists

India

Undetermined artist - Madhubani, Bihar, India
1978
Ink and paint on paper
(30" h. x 22" w. )

$450

Product Status:

Sold

Green Springbok

SKU: QGK-1501

Khoisan Artists, various

Botswana

Qgam Khaxa (b. 1965, signs QGQM) - Khoisan people, Ghanzi, Botswana
Reduction linocut, #11/16, 2002
(11 1/4" h. x 17"w. image size on 19 3/4" x 22 1/2" sheet)

Born in the Ghanzi district, Qgam joined the Kuru Art Project in 1997. Through his art, he portrays a deep knowledge of the animals, the veld and the traditions of his people. He is a good traditional dancer and often takes part in dance ceremonies in the village. Along with the other Kuru artists, his work has been exhibited worldwide. He attended the Thapong International Artists workshop in Botswana in 1999 and found it a very enriching experience. He enjoyed working with different artists but seems not to have been influenced by their styles, which differs widely from his own. (Bio courtesy of Kuru Art Project).

$395

Product Status:

Sold