For your consideration this lot includes a Navajo Diné Kevin Cambridge Hand Carved Alabaster Native Warrior Sculpture, signed. The sculpture features a wonderfully and professionally crafted carved alabaster warrior with wolf headdress and warrior breastplate. The wolf headdress displays carved feathers on the right side. Sculpture is signed on the bottom, "Kevin Cambridge". He is noted for creating intricate, small-scale stone carvings (often around 9 inches in height) of traditional Navajo heritage which are considered masterworks of Native American art. Alabaster is a soft stone found in the American Southwest "four corners" region of New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, and Colorado, the sacred home of the Navajo people, where it’s been used for carving sculptures, statues, and other decorative artworks. Among Native Americans in the Southwest, Alabaster symbolizes purity and is said to represent the colour of a person’s soul. It is believed to be a protective stone, and it’s used to safeguard the most innocent people like children and infants. It’s also used to help people cope with significant changes in their lives and to show that these changes aren’t necessarily bad. Alabaster sculptures are primarily artistic in nature and are carved in both traditional and contemporary poses by artisans among the Apache, Navajo and Zuni peoples, and they are all hand-carved. This sculpture displays unique alabaster colour veins of reddish-brown and grey. The freestanding piece is in beautiful condition, no marring observed. Measures 4.25"W x 7.25"L x 8.75"H, weight is 10lb, 6oz.