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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 Pendants and Chokers
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This intricately designed pendant was created by Hopi Silversmith, Clinessia Lucas. She calls the piece "Mimbres Seasonal Designs: and describes the design as follows:
"Rain clouds with ten deer on the migration symbol with flower, migrating for moisture and beauty for our planet and the season years we have as Hopi's. They are traveling day and night, as you see
the stars on the tops of the deer." This piece measures 1 3/8 by 2 1/8 and carries Clinessia's hallmark, a Bear Paw and corn stalk on the reverse side. NOTE: This piece is featured in
our Southwest Traditions ad in the latest edition of the National Museum of the American Indian
Magazine.
961-80049
$300.00
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This Shalako appears in Rose Gold over Sterling Silver and was created by Hopi Silver/Goldsmith, Watson Honanie. The piece measures 1 1/4 by 1 5/8 from the top of the gold bale to the bottom. Watson's hallmark, the
Bear Paw with Friendship Marks in the pad is stamped on the reverse
side.
961-80060
$600.00
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This lovely choker was created by Hopi Silversmith, Ramon Dalangyawma. Designs feature clouds and water with a piece of Pilot Mountain turquoise suspended beneath the
piece. It measure 4 1/4 inches eye ring to eye ring, with 5 1/2 inches of handmade silver chain on each side. With the turquoise, the width ranges from 1 1/2 inches tapering down to 1/8 of an
inch at the eye ring. Ramon's last name is his hallmark and is stamped on the reverse
side.
961-80073
$325.00
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To the clans, deer and elk are sacred animals. When they are killed, they are giving the gift of life to the
people, thus the animal is dressed out in a Hopi way with turquoise necklace and kilt and treated as a person would be treated in death. It is prayed over and the meat is divided throughout the
family. It represents the coming together of all peoples, being happy and staying strong together. Featured here is an elk surrounded by prayer feathers, Tawa, the Father Sun, clouds and
rain. Expertly crafted by Hopi Silversmith, Chris Mansfield, this highly polished piece measures 1 by 1 5/8 inches and carries Chris' initials on the reverse side.
961-60071
$130.00
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This lovely pendant comes to us from Hopi Silversmith, Clinessia Lucas. In Clinessia's own words, she describes the design: "Hopi Eagle Messenger
Pendant...the Eagle has always been a messenger for the Hopi people. The Healing Hand is representing the life of man that has the ability to work and talk with the Eagles as we need them in our
everyday lives to carry our prayers, blessings and spirits to the heavens, which sends us the moisture to irrigate our crops and plantings." This piece measures 1 inch by 1 3/4 inches from
the top of the bale to the bottom. Clinessia's hallmark, a Bear Paw and Corn Stalk is stamped on the reverse
side.
961-80047
$300.00
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Remembering the beauty of a single snowflake in the midst of the piles of snow surrounding many of us during the
Winter season may be difficult. This beautiful pendant by Hopi Silversmith, Ramon Dalangyawma is a gentle reminder. This highly polished piece measures 1 1/2 by 1 3/4 inches from the top of the bale to the bottom point. Ramon's last name is his hallmark and is stamped on the reverse side.
961-60104 $145.00
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Hopi Silversmith Clinessia Lucas also created this highly polished pendant with a different design/message from the "Mimbres Seasonal" piece previously shown. "Hopi Rain Clouds and Seasonal Pendant...the Father Sun "Dawa", which is the Sun Flower in the middle, who we pray to every morning as we greet the world, to have him send our prayers to all directions of the world. We ask for blessings upon everyone who may need it in this world today and with that to send us moisture to irrigate our plantings and crops." This piece measures 1 1/2 by 2 1/4 inches from the top of the large bale to the bottom. Clinessia's hallmark, the Bear Paw with Corn is stamped on the reverse side.
961-80048 $300.00
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Hopi Silversmith, Trinidad Lucas as created this beautiful tufa cast pendant honoring the butterfly. In the wings is a bean sprout and cloud and rain designs. (For those unfamiliar with the process of casting, tufa is a volcanic, porous and finely textured stone. The artist carves the design into a stone mold and pours the molten silver into it.) This piece measures 2 3/8 by 2 1/4 inches and carries Trini's hallmark, TLd inside of a bear, her clan symbol on the back, which is not cast.
961-60108 $500.00
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This small, delicate pendant features a corn plant. It is highly polished, measures 1/2 by 1 3/8
inches and is suspended from a 22 inch sterling silver chain. Nicely done by Hopi Silversmith, Marcus Coochwikvia and carries his initials on the reverse side.
961-80069 SOLD
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This polished arrowhead pendant with clouds, migration and prayer feathers designs was created by
Silversmith, Duane Tawahongva. It measures 3/4 of an inch at its widest by 1 1/4 inches from the top of the bale to the point. Duane's initials are stamped on the reverse
side. Shown here, the piece is suspended from a 24 inch handmade chain by Silversmith, Loren
Kootswatewa.
961-70064
$125.00
Handmade Chain $ 80.00
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This small, highly polished turtle pendant with friendship marks on its shell was created by
Silversmith, Merle Namoki. It measures 1/2 of an inch wide by 1 1/8 inches from the top of the bale to the bottom. Merle's hallmark, the Sun's Forehead is stamped on the reverse
side.
961-60011 $90.00
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Young Hopi Silversmith, Clinessia Lucas created this frog pendant and describes the design: "The Frog, the Hopi Rain Cloud, prayer feathers and water jug are bringing moisture for the corn stalks, our plantings." This piece is highly polished and measures 3/4 by 1 7/8 inches and has Clinessia's hallmark stamped on the reverse side.
961-80046 $150.00
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This one piece Hopi choker by Silversmith, Merle Namoki, features Eagle, who soars closest to the Sun, carrying messages from the Hopi, to their Father
for blessings and harmony. It measures 3 1/2 inches (eye ring to eye ring) and 2 inches wide from the top of the eagle's head to the bottom of the tail feathers, across a very large piece of Gold
Canyon turquoise. It is suspended from six inches of handmade chain and carries Merle's hallmark on the reverse side.
961-50020
$1,200.00
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Hopi Pin/Pendants Hopi jewelry, Hopi silver jewelry Hopi Indian jewelry, Hopi crafts
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This cast pin/pendant of a Maiden with corn and butterfly symbols on her tableta, along with pieces of Bisbee and
Kingman turquoise, comes to us from Hopi Silversmith, Gerald Lomaventema. The piece measures 1 5/8 by 2 5/8
inches. Gerald's hallmark, a Bear Paw, his Clan symbol is stamped on the reverse
side.
961-80061
$1,500.00
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This satin finished feather pin with wave and corn designs was created by Hopi Silversmith, Weaver Selina. The piece measures 3/4 of an inch wide by 2 5/8 inches long. Weaver's Rising Sun hallmark, which is also his
clan symbol is stamped on the reverse
side.
96-180031
$295.00
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A storm cloud appears on the back of this swimming frog pin/pendant nicely crafted by Trinidad Lucas. It carries a satin-finish and measures 1 1/2 by 1 5/8 inches. Trini's hallmark, TLd
inside of a bear, her clan symbol is stamped on the reverse side.
961-00022 $180.00
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This lovely butterfly pin with water and prayer feather designs has a bright satin finish, measures 1 1/4 by 1 3/4
inches and carries on the back, the Rising Sun hallmark of Silversmith, Weaver Selina.
961-80035
$275.00
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