Exquisite Wilson Begay Black Felt Leather Belt With A Pair Of Hook Clasp Sand Cast Sterling Silver Buckles Featuring Genuine Turquoise. High quality, cherished and hard to find Navajo artisinal workmanship. Handmade with sterling silver and adorned with natural turquoise. Belt is in good used condition with some minor signs of use and age. Marked WB on reverse side. Display box in photos not included. See pictures for closer details as they are part of the description. Reach out with any questions before purchasing.
THIS IS A NEW OLD STOCK 90’S ERA BOLO TIE BY A UNIQUELY TALANTED FOURTH GENERATION NATIVE AMERICAN SILVERSMITH. David Yellowstone bolo ties are rare since he made very few of them as his main focus was making stunning artwork handles for bowie knives. This bolo is very rare. As it is new, in the original box and never used- what a great find. It measures 2 inches high, 1 1/2 inches across the top, 1 1/4 inches across the bottom and 3/8 inch thick. The leather tie is 38 inches long including the decorative ends that are made of stainless steel and polished desert ironwood. Material: Nickel Silver, Turquoise, Jet, Coral, Ironwood. Condition:”NEW IN THE BOX ” STUNNING FABULOUS GIFT ITEM.
Up for sale is this marvelous pair of Navajo concho silver earrings having on each earring three handcarved corncob with handmade silver hooks for pierced ears! Earrings measure about 2? Top to bottom. The earrings weigh around 13.0grams no marks but tested as sterling silver great addition to your collection Corn Symbolism. Naada?? a??’ (corn) is a primary staple of Diné (Navajo) life and a symbol of sustenance in Dinétah (the Diné homeland). It is one of four sacred plants given to the Diné and it provides both food and medicine. Eating corn can bring clear thoughts and new knowledge. Diné families prepare many dishes with it, including dried steamed corn, roasted corn, kneel-down bread, and blue-corn mush. In addition to sustaining the Diné physically, corn plays a central role in Diné spirituality. Sacred stories tell how the Diyin Dine’é (Holy People) created the first humans from corn. Ta? Dídi? I? N (yellow corn pollen), found on the tassels of each corn stalk, is collected and used widely in ceremonies, as a blessing, and is offered during prayer. Preparing a large roasted corn cake is an important part of Kinaaldá, the coming-of-age ceremony for girls. Corn, corn pollen, and the creation of humans and all things are at the core of the Hózho? O? Jí (Blessing Way).
This rare cuff bracelet is a stunning piece of Navajo jewelry, handmade by the renowned artist Juan Willie. The bracelet is 2.25 inches wide and features a unique stamp design. Crafted from high-quality sterling silver, this piece is a true treasure for any collector or lover of Native American culture. This is a nice heavy cuff in a very unique design. I had this and several other pieces custom ordered for me by a local Native American jewelry shop in Scottsdale. This has never been worn, a bit too heavy for me to wear, but I love it and have had a difficult time parting with it since it’s so wonderful. This is stunning in person and a real piece of art. The bracelet is perfect for anyone who appreciates the beauty and artistry of Navajo jewelry. Its unique design and handmade construction make it a one-of-a-kind piece that is sure to impress. Whether you are a collector or simply looking for a beautiful accessory, this rare cuff bracelet is sure to be a cherished addition to your collection.
Binding is strong though binding cover has started to fall off. There is some faint writing on 1st page, rest of pages are clean. This rare book titled “NAVAJO Gospel HYMNS” is a must-have for anyone interested in Native American language and culture. With a stiff cover and softback format, this book is a unique addition to any collection. The book contains hymns and songs in both English and Navajo languages, making it a valuable resource for those who wish to learn and appreciate the Native American way of life. The author and topic of this book are not specified, but it is clear that it falls under the category of religious and spiritual genres. The book was printed in Mexico and is an original piece in Navajo language. It is perfect for those who wish to expand their knowledge and appreciation of Native American culture. Please contact me with any questions.
This unique necklace showcases the beauty of natural turquoise in a vintage Navajo design. The necklace is made of high-quality pewter and features a hook closure for easy wear. With 31 gemstones in total, this necklace is a rare find for anyone who appreciates Native American jewelry. The blue color of the stones is eye-catching and perfect for any occasion. This piece is a must-have for collectors and lovers of ethnic jewelry.
RARE VTG Antique Native American Navajo Rug Spider Woman Cross 16″ x 24″. From the estate of a world traveler, collector & historian. 16.5″ x 24″ (including fringe). Some areas of wear/light stains, defraying on one edge. Please see and enlarge all photos for details.