This Edith John Navajo Folk Art Owl is rare, given its size. Most are in the size range of 3". This size includes the wide stand. Edith John is a well-known Navajo folk artist from Sweetwater, Arizona, famous for her whimsical, hand-carved cottonwood figures, especially colorful chickens, roosters, and owls, often created in collaboration with her husband, Guy John. She learned carving from her father, Woody Herbert, a noted folk artist, and their unique, brightly painted animal sculptures have become popular collectibles, providing income for their family by reflecting Navajo cultural integrity and tradition. Blue, yellow and white with black accents 6.5 inches and about 7" in diamter Rare find, in excellent condition!!