The first eight angels below are from 6 to 7
inches long  and are heavier than the rest, than
the smaller ones. These are angels that hang on
walls and other sturdy places. Some are Native
American and some are not.

Some hang on trees as ornaments for the
holidays, but must be on sturdier branches.

There is an angel holding roses, an old Navajo
angel, an old Sioux angel, a Zapotec Mexican
Indian angel and a dove and lily carrying angel.
There is a Navajo from Shiprock, a Hopi from
Second Mesa and a Garden angel.
Rosa in her cobalt blue dress and her arms full of roses, for you.
AG  105
6.75 inches long
ROSAS ANGEL
 She is for people named
after flowers and plants,
as she is named after
roses. She brings them to
you, also, out of love.
The Navajo were rounded up and held at Ft. Sumner until too many died and then they were released. This girl tied on a blanket as clothing and wrapped her legs, Pueblo style, against the winter cold.
AG  106
6.25 " long
1800s Navajo Angel
 She wore this blanket
dress while a prisoner
and she represents
uprooted people and
prisoners and their
families. For survivors.
The old Sioux women, for awhile, wore cloth dresses covered with elk's teeth for jingle sounds and to make patterns. Their belts hung to the ground to show their rich collection of brass circles and their beaded moccasins were very very well made.
AG  107
7 inches long
Old Sioux Angel
 Her dark blue dress has
elk's teeth  all over the top
of it and her belt with brass
disks hangs to the ground.
Her moccasins are beaded
and she rides horses.
Patriotic colors for riders
and family loyalty. For
strong women.
AG  108
6 inches long
Mexican Indian
Angel~ Zapotec
 For Mexicans and the
people who love them, for
Frida Kahlo who dressed
like this, and for bird  
(parrot) lovers. She put
her skirt over her head to
keep off the sun one day,
and it became all the rage
in her town. For
innovators.
Holding a dove and lilies for sorrow, wearing bright colors for life.
AG  109
Dove Lily
Angel
 For Palomas, for bird
lovers, for sorrow and for
the joy of life continuing
after sorrow. For girls
named Azuzena, and  Lily
and  for sisters-in-law.
Navjo with her traditional bun and coins sewn on her sleeves.
AG  101
6 inches long
Shiprock Angel
 She is Navajo, wears her
money on her sleeves ( a
saver),  she weaves, she
cares for animals and
rides horses well. She
lives in two states, for
migrants.
Cobalt blue dress and orange flower, lovely contrast.
AG  102
5.5 inches long
Garden Angel
 She represents spring
time, the sun, gardeners
and people who love
flowers. She represents
hope and renewal.
The Hopi are a quiet and introspective people. Wonderful.
AG  103
5.5 inches long
Second Mesa
Angel
 She represents ancient
ways still good today, she
fights bad changes, she is
for mathematicians, for
unique people, for very
spiritual people.
You can order
all of these
larger angels
in a much
smaller size.  
They are
about 3 and
1/4 inches
long.
April's Large Flying Angels
and Small Flying Angels
as a Boxed Set of All Designs
Paintings for sale
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Buy a Boxed
Set of all 15
Flying Angels
in the 3.25"
size, not all
are pictured
in the photo