Native American Woman Holding a Fawn Figurine

Likely Heritage or Renaissance Gifts; often associated with 'The Trail of Painted Ponies' style aesthetics but more likely an unbranded mass-market decor piece. · Art & Decor > Figurines

Native American Woman Holding a Fawn Figurine

Era / Decade

1990s to early 2000s based on the resin casting style and paint application.

Material

Cast Resin / Cold-cast Polystone. This is a synthetic material used to mimic the weight of stone or ceramic while allowing for high detail in the mold.

Condition

Fair to Good. There is a visible structural crack running through the left foot/ankle area. There is also minor paint wear on the high points of the hair and base.

Demand Level

Low to Moderate. While southwestern decor has a niche market, the damage to the foot significantly lowers collector interest.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$8.00 - $18.00

Estimated Retail Value

$25.00 - $40.00

Comparable Sales

Similar undamaged resin figurines of this size and style typically sell for $15-$25 plus shipping. Damaged items often struggle to sell for more than $10.

Description

Decorative resin figurine depicting a Native American woman in traditional-style dress sitting and cradling a small fawn. The piece features a textured grass base with small floral accents and beaded necklace detailing on the figure. Approximately 6-8 inches tall.

Key Features

High level of texture on the fawn's fur and the figure's clothing; serene subject matter; popular 'southwestern' or 'western' lodge-style decor aesthetic.

Authenticity Indicators

Mass-produced item with high confidence. Lack of a prominent artist signature or brand stamp on the visible surfaces suggests it was a standard gift shop or department store item.

Flaws to Note

Significant crack at the left ankle/foot which compromises value; general dust in crevices; minor scuffs on the bottom finish.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Facebook Marketplace for local sale to avoid shipping fragile items, or eBay/Mercari if priced low enough to account for the damage.

Selling Tips

Photograph the crack clearly to avoid returns. Use keywords like 'Southwestern Decor,' 'Native American Style,' 'Resin Statue,' and 'Maiden with Deer.' Given the $3.99 purchase price, it is a low-risk flip but thin margins after shipping and fees.

Appraised on 4/19/2026