Zuni & Santo Domingo

Soft, light and feminine, this necklace was hand-made at the Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico.  Classic Pueblo design, the necklace is 17" long, with the cluster portion measuring 3" across and 2" down from the top to bottom of center. The earrings and necklace are set with natural Sleeping Beauty Arizona Turquoise, are are all a vibrant, pretty blue.  The earrings measure 7/16" wide x 1 1/2" long.  Signed EZP. 

Refined and understated, these pretty sterling silver earrings are tightly inlaid with high-grade, natural Mediterranean Red Coral that is red (with a slight orange undertone).  From the Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico, they measure 3/16" wide x 1 1/2" long.  Feather light on the ear, not signed.

Petite and lighweight, this distinctively Zuni sterling silver bracelet is masterfully inlaid with Black Jet, white Mother of Pearl Shell and Mediterranean Red Coral.  It measures 5/16" at the top and tapers to 1/8" at the ends with an inside measurement of 4 3/4" plus an additional 1 1/8" gap that is easily adjustable.  Hand-fabricated and signed by CENA, Zuni, New Mexico. Size XS. 

Classic needlepoint earrings, hand-made at the famous Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico.  The needlepoint is natural blue Sleeping Beauty Turquoise from Arizona, set in individual, raised bezels against a darkened background.  5/8" wide x 1 1/8" long, not signed. 

Bold and dynamic, this eye-catching necklace was hand-made from Black Jet (fossilized coal) and White Mother of Pearl Shell. The 1/8"-wide beads are soft and smooth, strung in an exciting, abstract pattern.  The pendant is a gorgeous specimen of Mother of Pearl masterfully cut for maximum pearlescence.  The necklace measures 18 1/4" long with an additional 4" extension chain (versatile for adjusting the length further) and is finished with hand-fabricated, stamped, sterling silver cones signed with the artist's initials. Created by award winning Lillian and Marvin Lovato of the Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico

This masterful Buffalo Dancer Bolo measures 3" wide x  5 1/2'' long.  He was hand-fabricated by Jonathan Beyuka from the Zuni Pueblo.  It has been in private collections until now, exact history unknown, it has not been polished, could be from the 80's.  Jonathan is continuing the tradition of his famous father Eddie Beyuka (deceased).  Leave it in it's stand (with a drum in front of him) when not being worn, wonderful for both men and women.  he is posed with his right knee bent and held, mid-dance step.  He holds a rattle in his right hand and a non-static stylized bell in his left hand that can removed to be a tie tack. The purpose of the ringing of the bells and the rattling was to attract the attention of the Spirit of the Buffalo. He is carved in incredible detail. The topmost piece of white Mother of Pearl Shell (which may be symbolic of the Sun) + Buffalo Headdress ... more info

This collectible, old sterlng pin is a Connestoga wagon inlaid with turquoise, black jet and white Mother of Pearl shell. The moveable wheels have turquoise hubs! Hand-fabricated and inlaid at the Zuni Pueblo, circa 1970's, not signed, maker unknown. 1 7/8" wide x 1 3/8" high.