Buffalo Dancer Print – Wood Marquetry Art Print for Cabin or Home Décor

Edition of 1,500 | 13" x 8"

Buffalo Dancer embodies movement, strength, and spirit — a fine art marquetry print that honors the enduring rhythm of life and tradition. Originally created by artist Neldon Bullock, this piece captures the dynamic energy of a ceremonial dance through the meticulous craftsmanship of wood inlay design. Each carefully placed, hand-selected and exotic wood, reveals depth, contrast, and motion, transforming natural materials into a powerful visual story.

Printed on archival-grade paper with museum-quality inks, Buffalo Dancer preserves every nuance of Bullock’s original marquetry masterpiece — from the subtle wood grain textures to the lifelike flow of form and shadow. Its balanced proportions and earthy tones make it a striking addition to both modern and traditional collections.

Key Details

• Signed, Numbered, Limited Edition: 1 print out of the limited edition of 1,500 numbered prints, signed and numbered by the artist, Neldon Bullock

• Printed Dimensions: 13" x 8"

• Medium: Beautiful, high-quality lithographic print on luster dull 120 lb. paper

Why You’ll Love It

• A museum-quality print of Neldon Bullock’s celebrated marquetry artwork

• Captures the emotion, movement, and craftsmanship of the original piece

• Adds depth, warmth, and cultural richness to any space

• Ships flat ready for framing, securely packaged for protection

• Also available as a set of fine art note cards, perfect for gifting or correspondence

Neldon Bullock's Buffalo Dancer is more than a work of art — it’s a tribute to heritage, craftsmanship, and the timeless dialogue between human spirit and nature.

Please note: This is a physical print and will not arrive framed. You will receive a random print number of the series. It will be shipped flat (not rolled), shrink-wrapped on a backing board. Returns are only accepted in unopened condition. Customer is responsible for all return shipping costs.

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