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Here are three different views of a highly polished 1 inch wide bracelet by Silversmith, Anderson Koinva. It measures 7 7/8 inches around the inside which
includes a 1 inch opening. It has a "splashing wave" design and carries Anderson's hallmark, the Sun's Forehead and Snake on the reverse side.
960-70233 $485.00
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This satin-finished bracelet was beautifully designed by Silversmith, Weaver Selina.
It is 1/2 of an inch wide, measures 6 3/8 inches around the inside, which includes the 1 inch opening. Rain, cloud and migration symbols surround the piece. Weaver's hallmark, the Sun's Forehead is stamped on the reverse side.
960-70194 $155.00
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A lovely and extremely creative design featuring Tawa shining through the clouds, on this highly polished serpentine bracelet by Fernando Puhuhefvaya.
It measures 7 inches around including the 1 1/8 inch opening and is 3/8 of an inch wide. Fernando's last name and Snow Cloud hallmark appear on the reverse.
960-40145 $250.00
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Two wolves singing to the stars and moon appear on this highly polished bracelet by Merle Namoki. Clouds, rain and lightning are also featured on the wolves faces
and overhead. The piece is 1 inch wide and measures 6 1/2 inches around the inside, which includes a 7/8 of an inch opening. Merle's hallmark, the Sun's Forehead appears on the reverse.
960-80003 $300.00
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This magnificent bracelet by Trinidad Lucas must be viewed from a variety of angles to truly appreciate the workmanship and creative design. The central figure is Trini's interpretation of a Hopi Cloud Priest, which is responsible for germination and regrowth.
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In the Hopi tradition, there is a Cloud Priest for each of the four directions and for the different colors of the sky.
Surrounding the Cloud Priest are a variety of weather and sky symbols and three cut-out areas. It is highly polished and is 1 inch wide and measures 6 3/4 inches around the inside which includes a 1 inch opening. Trini's hallmark, her stylized initials TLd inside a bear, appears on the reverse side.
960-60132 $350.00
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This exquisite bracelet featuring the Blue Star and Yellow Star Dancers was created by Silversmith, Eddison Wadsworth Soohafyah.
The design in Eddison's own words: "The Sa-quah-Hote (Blue Star) represents the star of the West. The Si-gah-Hote (Yellow Star) represents the North star. The Hopis look at the stars at night to determine certain ceremonial doings. In the Hopi way, the colors represent the four directions. The feathers on these two Hote's are all eagle feathers." This piece is highly polished, 1 inch wide and measures 7 inches around the inside which includes a 1 inch opening. Eddison's hallmark, the Lakon Rain Mark, is stamped on the reverse side. A one-of-a-kind work of art!
960-70171 $450.00
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This large sized, satin-finished bracelet with four turtles and three sets of friendship marks was designed by Silversmith, Weaver Selina. It measures 1/2
of an inch wide and is 7 1/2 inches around the inside, which includes a 1 1/8 inch opening. Weaver's hallmark, the Sun's Forehead appears on the reverse side.
960-70196 $295.00
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A highly polished bracelet, beautifully crafted by Silversmith, Anderson Koinva. This piece with a stylized wave and cloud design is 1 inch wide and
measures 7 1/8 inches around the inside, including a 1 inch opening. Anderson's hallmark, the Sun's Forehead and Snake appears on the reverse. A bold design expertly executed and sure to be
noticed!
960-70021 $450.00
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Clouds and waves cover this satin-finished bracelet by Silversmith, Weaver Selina.
It is 1/2 of an inch wide and measures 7 1/2 inches around the inside, which includes a 1 1/8 inch opening. Definitely a piece that showcases the stamping work of the artist in the blackened areas! Weaver's hallmark, the Sun's Forehead, appears on the reverse side.
960-70195 $295.00
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This magnificent bracelet was created by Silversmith, Ramon Dalangyawma.
The designs on either side of the beautiful piece of turquoise are corn, clouds, rain and migration. Although the picture is slightly larger than the actual piece, it is 1 1/4 tapering down to 3/4 of an inch wide, 6 5/8 inches around the inside, which includes a 7/8 of an inch opening.
As we have said many times before, Ramon, aside from the mirror-finish he places on his pieces, uses the heaviest gauge of silver that we have ever seen, therefore, it is worth mentioning the 1/16 of an inch
thickness! Ramon's hallmark, his last name is stamped on the reverse side.
960-70216 $475.00
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Pins Hopi jewelry, Hopi silver jewelry Hopi Indian jewelryHopi
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The flute priest plays music to the heavens on this lovely stick pin by master silversmith Phillip Honanie. It measures 3 3/16 inches long and has a highly polished surface. Phillip's hallmark appears on the
reverse side, Friendship Marks. Is there any doubt that blessings are soon to come?
960-10130 $38.00
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Presented here is a handsome pin/pendant created by Silversmith, Gerald Lomaventema honoring Buffalo. It is highly polished and measures 1 by 1 5/8
inches. Gerald's stylized Bear Paw hallmark appears on the reverse side.
960-70113 $120.00
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