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Traditional Cowboy Arts Association 2025 Banquet (Saturday Sept 27) at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and along with the Celebration they will auction this Fantastic Bridle Set.
This Collaboration - Leather Headstall by John Willemsma, Silver by Beau Compton, Bit by Troy Flaharty and Reins by Leland Hensley.
All Proceeds raised by this Bridle Set goes to the TCAA Education Fund.
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John Willemsma Leather Headstall
Two bridles will be Awarded at the National Reined Cow Horse Association (NRCHA)
The TCAA is proud to donate this TCAA Collaboration bridle set to award the winner of the "Open Bridle Class" at the Celebration of Champions held in Ft. Worth, Texas, February 2026.
Bit by Troy Flaharty
Leather by John Willemsma
Braided Reins by Jay Adcock
Silver by Beau Compton
Sponsored by: Alan and Nadine Levin
The TCAA is proud to donate this TCAA Collaboration bridle set to award the winner of the "Worlds Greatest Horseman" at the Celebration of Champions held in Ft. Worth, Texas, February 2026.
Bit by Wilson Capron
Leather by John Willemsma
Braided Reins by Nate Wald
Silver by Scott Hardy
Sponsored by: Wagonhound Land and Livestock CO.
Held at the TCAA Annual 25th Exhibition & Sale Banquet on
September 28th, 2024.
The California Rose Saddle represents the deep history of Western Craftsmanship and celebrates the division of labor of thirteen TCAA members - mirroring the dynamic of a well-crafted song played by accomplished musicians.
This saddle is a physical embodiment of the many decades of skill required to do this work. It is a representation of where we’ve been, where we are now, and where we can go. It is an example of holding onto the West and all that that implies.
Rawhide Braider and TCAA member Leland Hensley has developed a reputation among collectors, working cowboys, and his fellow craftsmen for excellence in design, beauty, and functionality. Here he talks about his art and TCAA’s upcoming annual show.
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In 2020 at the 60th Western Heritage Awards- hosted by the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum - the TCAA was honoured to receive the prestigious Wrangler Award for their contribution to the Preservation of Western Culture. This was to recognize an elite group of individuals who have a deep and continuing passion for sharing Western heritage through the authentic working gear of the cowboy elevated to fine art
TCAA Silversmith and founding member Scott Hardy recounts some of his own artistic journey and shares his passion to see the future of this traditional handiwork carry on.
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Michael J. Nicola tells the story and purpose of the TCAA—to capture and preserve the culture of the cowboy and the West, while elevating traditional Western crafts into celebrated works of art.
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