Green's saddles are popular because they are hand-tooled works of art, but also functional and comfortable, custom made to fit. A saddle takes him from 50 to 150 hours to make, depending on the intricacy of the tooling. He has made saddles for movie stars, governors, and just plain old cowboys. For 21 years, Green, who resides in Tesuque, made a trophy saddle for the queen's mount in the New Mexico State Fair. Featured as a master traditional artist by many arts organizations, he represented New Mexico at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington, D.C. in 1992.
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