A fanciful work of art by Kit Carson.  A 5 point star with 5 blue topaz cabachons frame a life-like raven who has a secret to tell.  I'd like to think his message is "This will be a good day!" 

The  Ledger Book designs in this collection are grounded in a rich tradition of hide painting for shields, buffalo robes and tipis.  This horse is inspired by  actual images from Plains Indians drawings in ledger books in the late 1800’s.  Collect all 8 Ledger Book Designs.

The  Ledger Book designs in this collection are grounded in a rich tradition of hide painting for shields, buffalo robes and tipis.  This horse is inspired by  actual images from Plains Indians drawings in ledger books in the late 1800’s.  Collect all 8 Ledger Book Designs.

The  Ledger Book designs in this collection are grounded in a rich tradition of hide painting for shields, buffalo robes and tipis.  This horse is inspired by  actual images from Plains Indians drawings in ledger books in the late 1800’s.  Collect all 8 Ledger Book Designs.

Designer Frank Salcido, (Comes Charging) is a full blooded Dine’ (Navajo).  Influenced by the Plains Indians traditional painting on skins and drawings in ledger books, Frank began creating a new stylized art form and making his own unique ‘ledger art’.

Designer Frank Salcido, (Comes Charging) is a full blooded Dine’ (Navajo).Influenced by the Plains Indians traditional painting on skins and drawings in ledger books, Frank began creating a new stylized art form and making his own unique ‘ledger art’.

This graceful horse was found in a Persian manuscript.  These manuscripts abound with illustrations of horses and tapestries, while depicting stories of romance, history and folk tales.

The  Ledger Book designs in this collection are grounded in a rich tradition of hide painting for shields, buffalo robes and tipis.  This horse is inspired by  actual images from Plains Indians drawings in ledger books in the late 1800’s.  Collect all 8 Ledger Book Designs.

This high stepping horse motif is inspired by a pottery figure from the Tang Dynasty (618-960 AD) in China.

This Greek horse design comes from a marble relief reated in the 2nd century AD for Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli.