For your consideration an Original Navajo Diné Linda Lee and Laguna Pueblo Lillian Romero "Black Legend" War Bonnet, circa late 20th century. Entirely hand-made, the headdress features a wonderfully and professionally crafted trade cloth construction featuring Turkey feathers, marabou feathers, sinew, horsehair, stoat fur side drops, leather and browband of silver, black and red trade beads and beaded rosettes. Original tag, "West of Santa Fe Formed at Ceasar's Las Vegas, NV." Contemporary artists, Navajo Diné Linda Lee and Laguna Pueblo Lillian Romero, are known for handcrafting Native American headdresses and war bonnets. Handcrafted with care, guided by traditional designs and the artists interpretation of color, balance, and cultural symbolism. This piece was created to honor the tribes they represent, not as costumes, but suitable for ceremonial use or meaningful home display. Traditionally, each feather in a war bonnet is earned through acts of bravery or leadership. The "war bonnet" style is traditionally associated with Plains Indian Tribes like the Sioux, Cheyenne, and Crow. The condition of this headdress is good with no obvious signs of damage and shows good overall condition. The measurements of this headdress skullcap is 23" circumference, 36"L from the stoat side drop tips to the top of the turkey feathers and horsehair. Collective weight is 14oz.