Holoka is Choctaw for sacred and beloved. Choctaw horses arrived with Hernando De Soto in the 1500’s and were integrated into some of the tribal communities of the Southeast. In the 1830’s, these small horses carried the old and infirm on on the tragic ‘Trail of Tears’ beginning with the Choctaw indigenous peoples’ forced march from Mississippi to Oklahoma. The Choctaw horses today are important as a genetic resource for the conservation of the Colonial Spanish horses in North America.
Limited Edition
24 × 16 — Edition of 50
36 × 24 — Edition of 50
48 × 32 — Edition of 25
57 × 38 — Edition of 25
Holoka is Choctaw for sacred and beloved. Choctaw horses arrived with Hernando De Soto in the 1500’s and were integrated into some of the tribal communities of the Southeast. In the 1830’s, these small horses carried the old and infirm on on the tragic ‘Trail of Tears’ beginning with the Choctaw indigenous peoples’ forced march from Mississippi to Oklahoma. The Choctaw horses today are important as a genetic resource for the conservation of the Colonial Spanish horses in North America.
Limited Edition
24 × 16 — Edition of 50
36 × 24 — Edition of 50
48 × 32 — Edition of 25
57 × 38 — Edition of 25
