Southwestern Native American Themed Screen Print or Textile Art

This item is a framed piece of decorative art featuring prominent Southwestern or Native American-inspired iconography. The central image depicts a Native American warrior figure wearing a yellow robe and headdress, seated atop a dappled horse. He holds a decorative shield with bird and feather motifs and a spear. Below the horse are two wolves in a snowy or mountainous landscape. The background is a vibrant teal or turquoise color with stylized white mountain peaks and a gnarled, leafless tree. The piece is bordered by a complex geometric pattern composed of red diamonds, stepped motifs, and circular medallions in each corner, which are reminiscent of traditional textile designs. The colors are predominantly teal, mustard yellow, earthy brown, and white, framed within a reddish-brown mat and a simple black frame. The texture appears to be that of a fabric or heavy paper, possibly a screen print or a woven textile panel popular in the late 20th century. Condition-wise, there is visible rippling of the substrate under the glass, suggesting it may have been exposed to moisture or is not tautly mounted. No visible maker tags or signatures are immediately apparent from the front view, but the style is characteristic of commercial decor produced in the 1980s or 1990s following the popular 'Southwest' design trend.