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Specializing in Hopi Indian Jewelry, Hopi Jewelry, Hopi silver, Hopi silver jewelry, Hopi silver overlay jewelry including Hopi buckles and Hopi Bolo ties.
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Hopi Bracelets
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Two views of this "coin silver" bracelet expertly crafted by Hopi Silversmith, Gerald Lomaventema. (Please click on Gerald's name to learn more about his work with coin silver!) A large piece
of Apache Blue Turquoise is the centerpiece, surrounded by prayer feather, cloud and rain designs. This piece measures 6 1/4 inches around the inside,
which includes a 1 inch opening, is 5/8 of an inch wide and 1/4 of an inch thick. A heavy 2.6 ounce piece, which carries Gerald's Clan symbol and hallmark, the Bear Paw on the
inside. 962-30015
$950.00
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We are delighted to share with you the work of Hopi Silversmith, Hale Kahe. Hale created this lovely satin-finished bracelet, with the design he describes as "Migration
Clouds...Coming Storm". This piece is 1 inch wide and a total of 7 inches around the inside, which includes a generous 1 1/4 inch opening. Hale's initials are his hallmark and are etched on the inside. 962-30022 $350.00
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This wonderful, highly polished, large-sized bracelet features a trickling water design and was expertly crafted by
Hopi Silversmith, Anderson Koinva. It measures 2 inches wide and a total of 7 1/8 inches around the inside, which includes a 1 inch opening. Anderson's hallmark, the Rising Sun with a Snake is stamped on the
inside.
961-80017
$1,200.00
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This highly polished bracelet featuring the Tohono O'odham Man in Maze was created by Shane Joseph, member of the
Bear Clan from Shungopavi. With a "split shank" style band, this piece measures a total of 6 1/2 inches around the inside, which includes a 1
inch opening. The Maze piece on the top is 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Shane has not developed his own hallmark and is using the Bear Paw of his Clan and Uncle, Gerald
Lomaventema. 962-10095
$380.00
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We are pleased to offer the expertly crafted and beautifully spiritual work of husband and wife Silversmiths, Ray Kyasyousie and Dorothy
Poleyma-Kyasyousie. The bracelets featured below each have a highly polished surface, extremely small designs, which are precise in their cutting and tell stories of important aspects of being and living
at Hopi. Ray's pieces are hallmarked with his RK initials and Dorothy's hallmark is a stylized DP, which appear on the reverse side.
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"The Kokopelli is the representative of fertility. They pray and play their flutes to Tawa-ee-Ta-na (Sun, our Father) to
bless us with rain for our corn. Corn is the main food by which Hopi survive. When we came up from the 'si-pa-pu' (entrance into the fourth world) the people were given corn, a planting stick and a jar
of water by Ma-sau the deity who this world belongs. He said if we are able and willing to toil and to live a simple life by using the tools he gave us, we were welcome to stay..the easy life in the third
world led to corruption and then the destruction of that world." (As told to us by Dorothy Poleyma-Kyasyousie) This highly polished bracelet measures 1/2 of an inch wide and is a total of 6 5/8 inches around the inside, which includes the 1 inch opening. Beautifully crafted by Ray Kyasyousie! 961-30217 $270.00
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Swimming frogs and tadpoles along with water waves appear on this highly polished 5/16 of an inch wide bracelet by Hopi
Silversmith, Dorothy Poleyma-Kyasyousie. The piece has a total inside dimension of 6 3/8 inches, which includes a 7/8 of an inch
opening. 962-20056
$170.00
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A turtle surrounded by friendship marks and prayer feathers is the featured design on this satin-finished bracelet
by Hopi Silversmith, Weaver Selina. The piece measures 1/2 of an inch wide and a total of 6 1/4 inches
around the inside, which includes the 1 inch opening. Weaver's Rising Sun hallmark is stamped on the inside. Excellent
craftsmanship! 962-10007
$235.00
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Hopi Silversmith, Hale Kahe has created a leather cuff with a silver overlay piece attached, featuring a Turtle, water waves and various water symbols. The black leather cuff measures 1 1/2 inches wide and when snapped in place, the total inner dimension measures 7 inches. A unique and attractive way of displaying this art
form! 962-30023
$225.00
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A bold designed piece by Hopi Silversmith, Anderson Koinva. Very highly polished and measuring 3/4 of an inch wide and a total of 6 5/8 inches around the inside, which includes a 7/8 of an inch opening. Anderson's hallmark, the Rising Sun and a Snake is stamped on the inside. 961-80021 $300.00
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This highly polished women's watchband was created by the late Hopi Silversmith, Bernard Dawahoya. Bernard's bold designs are easily recogizable. Shown here, the design shows prayer sticks with a
prayer feather flying from it to carry the prayers of the People to the heavens. The tips measure 1/2 inch at the widest part by 1 inch end to end. Bernard's Snow Cloud hallmark is stamped on
the
underside. bd1601
$285.00
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Notes About Bracelet Sizing: In the description, we use the
phrase "measures...a total of XX inches around the inside, which includes the XX inch opening". This "total" would equal the measurement of a tape measure placed around the wrist comfortably, or placed
around the inside (including the opening) of an existing bracelet that fits well.
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