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Matt Lovato, Kewa (Santo Domingo)
is backordered. We will ship it separately when it becomes available.
Matt Lovato's handmade tufa cast sterling silver and turquoise dangle earrings celebrate beneficial bees and beautiful flowers. Blossoms provide essential energy sources for busy bees who visit them to drink sugary nectar and to collect protein-rich pollen which feeds their growing larvae. Including hooks, these lively, heavyweight adornments measure approximately 2 3/8" long, 3/4" wide and 1/8" deep. Signed by the artist.
Clayton Panteah
Freddie Leekya
Freddie Leekya's sitting Bear waves goodbye to the migrating feathered friends like Hummingbirds who travel back to Mexico and Central America for the winter. Carved from Zuni travertine with lovely dendritic patterns, this turquoise-eyed well-wisher is approximately 2 1/8" tall, 1 1/8" wide and 1 5/8" deep. A cute nose is from pen shell, while a tongue is from red coral. A snazzy bandana is inlaid with turquoise accents.
Brian Yatsattie
The #8 Mine in Eureka County, Nevada yielded turquoise in rare blue and green colors with stunning matrix formations that are coveted today. Brian Yatsattie's jet-eyed Snakelet is sculpted from a gorgeous #8 Mine specimen to a coiled dimension of approximately 1 1/4" long, 7/8" wide and 7/8" tall. Perhaps this little reptile can inspire you to cast off outgrown phases of life to start over and be refreshed the way beneficial snakes do in nature by shedding old skin.
Rickson Kallestewa
Larry Loretto
Lapis lazuli was used in crushed form to make ultramarine, one of the most expensive blue pigments in art history. Masters like Leonardo da Vinci used the rich blue color to show peace and divine purity in his works. Larry Loretto's stellar sterling silver cuff bracelet showcases stunning lapis lazuli. It is handmade in the stone to stone inlay technique where the stones are meticulously fitted side by side. The inspiring and colorful cuff bracelet's entire inner circumference is approximately 6 7/8" which includes the opening of about 1 1/4". It's about 3/8" wide and 1/8" tall. Signed by the artist along with an engraved 'do not bend' recommendation. Please click here for help in determining wrist measurements and best fit.
Ernie Mackel III
Corn Maiden represents a deep connection to feminine energy, fertility and abundance as she saved the A:Shiwi (Zuni) from famine and drought by nourishing them with sacred kernels from her body. Ernie Mackel, III's gorgeous Corn-Maiden is sculpted from marble with etched facial features including a lovely coral inlay for a voice of wisdom. Many Dragonflies adorn her, etched and filled with jet paste. About 1 1/2" tall, 5/8" wide and 1/2" deep.
Melvin Eriacho
Kateri Quandelacy Sanchez, Zuni-Acoma
We honor our elders and seek their guidance building strong connections across different generations. Kateri Quandelacy Sanchez carved a wonderful Maiden Grandmother from rich pipestone with care and an exquisite attention to detail. Facial features, accented by whorled hair, are from iridescent gold lip shell that's been etched and filled with jet paste. Turquoise inlays look absolutely scrumptious set into the pipestone, which is actually fossilized clay. A powerful wise elder measuring about 3 7/8" tall, 1 1/2" wide and 3/4" deep.
Vince Chavez
Ronnie Lunasee
Rosella & Loubert Soseeah
Kyle Awelagte
Wild canines like Coyotes, Foxes and Wolves live life to the fullest bringing good animal medicine for us to live in the moment and to find new pathways in difficult circumstances. Carved from striking zebra marble, Kyle Awelagte's turquoise-eyed bushytail companion is about 3 1/2" long, 1/2" wide and 1 5/8" tall. A lovely blister pearl and green turquoise beads compose the offering bundle.
Jess Johnson
Stewart Quandelacy
Stewart Quandelacy's earth-hued dolomite Medicine-Bear has comforting eyes and an alternating heartline or breath path from bright turquoise. His artistry descends through his late mother Ellen Quandelacy who learned the art of Zuni animal carving from her father Johnny Quam. A must-have Bear for any art collection. About 1 7/8" long, 3/8" wide and 1 7/8" tall.
