This is a striking set of three vintage onyx stone slab paintings, each hand-painted and signed by the artist Omar. Mounted on their original stone bases, these pieces are as solid as they are dramatic, weighing approximately 19 lbs total before packing. Each stone slab is designed to be freestanding and displays on its original stone base (not wall-mounted). Centerpiece: Chief Wolf Robe Southern Cheyenne, c. His historic likeness has inspired many artworks and photographs. Additional Slabs: One male and one female portrait, likely inspired by early Native American studio photography, which was commonly used by Southwestern artists. Medium: Hand-painted on polished onyx (stone slabs). Signed: Omar (all three pieces). Handmade: Yes – Original works of art. Dimensions: See photos for approx. 19 lbs total (before packing). Era: Likely 1970s-1990s Southwestern folk art market. Vintage condition with visible signs of age. The Chief Wolf Robe slab shows scratches, scuffs, and small areas of paint loss, mostly along the lower edge where the slab sits in its base (see close-ups). No major cracks or structural damage. Please review all photos carefully. These are handmade, signed originals, not reproductions or prints. The artist Omar is not a documented Native American artisan; therefore these are offered as Native-inspired Southwestern folk art, not as authentic Native American-made art. A rare opportunity to own a complete signed set of three Omar onyx slab paintings, featuring Chief Wolf Robe as the centerpiece. Perfect for Southwestern décor, rustic lodge interiors, cabin style, or folk art collections. These are heavy stone artworks approx. 19 lbs before packing.