Is JR Cigar Outlet the Suppliers and Exporters of Cigar Store Indian Statues?

I have a Cigar-Store Indian in my basement. It weighs close to 100 tons, and it is nearly 6 feet tall. I bought mine in North Carolina at a JR Cigar Outlet near Charlotte. It is red with a feathered headdress, a chief holding a caught fish in one hand and a peace pipe in another hand. It has hair, made like "The Cromwell Indians and Brooks and Robb" from the Early 19 c. but it is carved as a reproduction of an early Tobacconist Figure. However, looks somewhere in-between an Aztec Carving or a greek goddess and either one of a Hand-Carved Native American or a Buddhist or Eskimo carving from Alaska. It has a dream weaved shirt, and moccasins on the feet, and it sits up on a rocky-brown looking wooden plank. It is a very colorful Cigar Store Indian Statue. However, I question as if other Cigar Store Indian Statues in the North and the Southeast on the East Coast, I am not talking about the Western United States, but mainly on the East Coast, whether they are vintage antique Cigar Indians like you see on The TV Series Episode Seinfeld, or modern Cigar Store Indians like you see in the movie Zombie Land. So, I have always wondered this. Is JR Cigar Outlet the Suppliers and Exporters of Cigar Store Indian Statues on the East Coast primarily?