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These fabulously dynamic Plains Indian Designed Earrings are copies of a 1880s pair. These earrings are show stoppers!
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This Pueblo Silver Bracelet 's next caretaker will find it enjoyable and very wearable.
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Check out the beautiful Saw tooth bezels, then finishing with hand stamping around the sides of the purple Spiny Oyster Shell cabs. There is a lot of work gone into these earrings.
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Out of stockThese Ralph Tawangyaouma Repouse Earrings are classic in stamping, style, and technique, for which Tawangyaouma is renowned. Tawangyaouma did not follow the tradition of the Hopi overlay technique and was actively making jewelry from 1906 into the late 1960s.
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This Ramone Platero Cast Silver Bracelet (1930-2003) is dynamic in design. We love the central silver accents in this fabulous Navajo Bracelet
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American Indian Treasure This extraordinarily rare collection of Hopi tiles dates from 1882-1915. Today, a little over 1500 Hopi tiles still exist in museums and private collections. Two-thirds of the remaining tiles are in four collections. The largest collection is the Denver Art Museum, Denver, Colorado (310). The other collections are the Peabody Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass (270), the GEORGE TAYLOR ANDERMAN HOPI TILE COLLECTION, "Silver Plume" NM (143 and still collecting), and the Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, 100. The Hopi are direct descendants of the Anasaz, who emerged in the southwestern USA around 500 and 1250 A.D. Centuries-old Katcina dances still play a strong role in the Hopi tribe's spiritual life today. TO VIEW THE ENTIRE COLLECTION -please email vickie@silverplume.com.au for a PDF
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Out of stockHopi Morris Talawytewa Robinson influenced the next generation of contemporary Hopi jewelers, including Preston Monongye and Charles Loloma. He preceded Charles Loloma and Kenneth Begay in becoming the first Native American master goldsmith in the southwest.” Schaaf 2013, 201. Morris Robinson has has been extensively published & extremely collectable.
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This RARE New Mexican Candle Stick Stand c.1800-50's is late Colonial/early territorial hand hammered wrought iron. Recently found in Las Vegas, New Mexico region. More than likely this came out of a church.
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Out of stockThis work of art in the form of a bracelet, by the master RICHARD CHAVEZ exemplifies why he is considered the premier inlay artisan of our time. The Sugilite stone is of the finest grade, the deep colour has been enhanced with just the right touches of turquoise. Also the the choice to use 18 carat white gold was a perfect decision enhancing such deep rich purple.
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San Felipe artist Richard Chavez Gold Pin are completed from scratch, from purchasing the raw stones to cutting and grinding them into shape before setting them in gold.
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This RICHARD CHAVEZ Lapis Ring is Richards classic inlay style. The ring is contemporary and refined. The lapis lazuli and stones have no damage. A small fitting ring that also looks great on the pinky finger.
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This Robert Tenorio Clay Bird Necklace is rare. Robert is currently the best potter from Santo Domingo and is mainly renowned for his Ollas and Dough bowls.
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