Quapaw Traditional Dancer Bottle #417

This bottle measures 9 1/2 inches tall and 4 inches in width. She has a removable head and depicts typical Quapaw dress.

Please call or email to place an order. Shipping is done primarily through the United States Postal Service and is a flat $20 for the lower 48. UPS can be used upon request. I accept checks, money orders, cashiers checks.

MY WORK IS ON DISPLAY AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES:

The Downstream Casino Resort, Joplin, Mo.

The Quapaw Nation Museum, Quapaw, Ok.

The Dobson Museum, Miami, Ok.

The Baxter Springs Heritage Center and Museum, Baxter Springs, Ks.

The Historical Arkansas Museum, Little Rock, Ar.

The Arkansas Post Museum (site of the 4 nearby Quapaw Villages of Kappa, Tongigua, Tourima, and Osotouy), Gillett, Ar.

The Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, Ok.

The Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum, Top of the Rock, Branson, Mo.

The Museum of the Ghost Ranch, Abiquiu, NM.

Parkin Archaeological Park Museum (site of the large Quapaw City of Casqui), Parkin, Ar.

Hampson Archaeological Park Museum (Quapaw Nodena Site), Wilson, Ar.

The Saracen Casino Resort, Pine Bluff, Ar. (features a huge collection)

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Ar. March 2023-April 2024

Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The University of Arkansas Archeological Survey, Monticello, Ar.

Angel Mounds Museum, Evansville, Indiana

Several villages in Brazil

Quai Branly Museum, Paris, France

Te-Mi-Zhi-Ka Pottery by Betty Gaedtke, Quapaw

Specializing in Authentic Quapaw and Mississippian Pottery

Quapaw Traditional Dancer Bottle #417