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THE AMERICAN NATIVE JEWELRY STORE
1800 Madeira Dr NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
505-265-4217
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THE AMERICAN NATIVE JEWELRY STORE
1800 Madeira Dr NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
505-265-4217
sandoval15@comcast.net
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Zuni Indian Inlaid Turquoise Coral Sterling Silver Sunface Bolo Tie
Product No-2100BB
Zuni Indian Inlaid Turquoise Coral Sterling Silver Sunface Bolo Tie.
This Bolo Tie is an impressive piece of Native American jewelry. This is Zuni Indian art at its finest! The Sunface image on this Bolo was made from impressive hand cut genuine gemstones such as: natural Sleeping Beauty Turquoise, Coral, Jet, and Gold Lip. The Turquoise and other gemstones have been inlaid into shining channels of Sterling Silver. This Bolo Tie has been dressed with hand made flat beads of Sterling Silver. The Indian Jewelry artists of the Zuni Pueblo often use Turquoise and Coral in their work to bring honor to the Father Sky and Mother Earth. This bolo is 2-7/8" by 3-1/4". The bolo cord is 40" long including the special inlaid tips. Inlay may slightly vary. The photo is an excellent representation of the one of a kind hand made bolo tie you'll receive.
The Zuni Indians learned to silversmith from the Navajo in the early 1870's. The Zuni, because they had permanent homes unlike the nomadic Navajo, were able to use many tools that the Navajo could not easily carry with them. With the lapidary wheels they began cutting stones and using the silver to hold their stones in patterns. Today, Zuni silversmiths are known for their lapidary skills. Both channel inlay (using precisely cut stones set on silver to form figures and designs) and cluster and needlepoint (setting small, similarly cut stones in geometric patterns) are traditional Zuni styles.
We understand the true value and nature of hand crafted Indian art. And, we recognize it’s important to know that the artist is truly a member of a Native American tribe. So, to ensure you that this is the real deal, a Certificate of Authenticity has been included with this item.
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