Secrets of the Bison draws on a rich tapestry of historical, cultural, and artistic influences. The central motif was inspired by the iconic dioramas of the American Museum of Natural History, honoring both the majesty and tragedy of the American Bison, whose population fell from 60 million to just 541 by 1889. Within the artwork, the year 1876—when the last bison in Oklahoma County was killed—is quietly inscribed, grounding the piece in historical truth. The illustration also pays homage to American Folk Art, incorporating details reminiscent of weathervanes, carved decoys, and hand-painted parcheesi boards from the Civil War era, evoking a nostalgia for craftsmanship and simpler times.

The design is layered with symbolism and reverence for the natural world. Motifs drawn from fraternal society emblems—including the Eye of Providence—are reimagined to honor nature and unity. The beehive flag symbolizes our collective responsibility to protect the planet, the tent flag represents shelter for all species, and the two pillars stand for strength and stability in conservation. This intricate work of art reflects a deep respect for history, nature, and the enduring beauty of the earth.

• Material: 100% luxurious silk twill
• Dimensions: 53"× 77"
• Finish: Hand-fringed edging for a refined touch
• Origin: Made in England with exceptional craftsmanship
• Care: Dry clean only

Price Update Notice
After the printing of our Fall 2025 catalog, some prices have changed due to tariffs and shipping challenges. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.