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Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"
Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"

Lloyd Kiva New (1916-2002) - Cherokee Button-Up Shirt with Charles Loloma Silver Sandcast Buttons c. 1950s, 29.75" x 33.5"

PRODUCT # M1967-002
$650.00
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Description

Width

33.5

Height

29.75

Circa

1950s
DETAILS
The tag marks this piece as size M. Lloyd Kiva New was a Cherokee fashion designer who was the first Native American artist to be featured in an international fashion show, Atlantic City International Fashion Show in 1951. His garments were often collaborative pieces with other Native artists, featuring designs that mixed together the various cultures of their heritages that still made sense in a modern Anglo world. New also co-founded the Institue of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe (1962). Ex Arizona collection.
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