Crossroads Tankard

Crossroads TankardExpressing one's faith in the positive power of a cross by hanging it on the wall or over a door in the belief it will protect home and life, is a tradition practiced round the world. With "Crossroads," the artist pays tribute to those ornamental crosses often found in farm houses, prairie barns and Western churches that are designed with cowboy flair, and are forged by hand out of unique materials: cowhide and conchos, tooled leather and sterling

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" the Ghost of Christmas Present is described as a jovial giant clad in a green mantle trimmed with white fur

she would weave tiny turquoise beads into her favorite stallion's mane and tail

and it had only one speed

yet sensitive and agile

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tattoos have become a mainstream part of Western fashion for decorative and cosmetic reasons

and sparkling crystal details

and when a Painted Pony

recognizing that they shared a spiritual likeness