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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 Pin/Pendants Hopi jewelry, Hopi silver jewelry Hopi Indian jewelry, Hopi crafts
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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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Also by Silversmith, Weaver Selina is this feather shaped pin featuring rain, lightning and prayer feather
designs. It carries a bright satin finish and measures 3/4 by 2 5/8 inches. Weaver's hallmark and clan symbol, the Rising Sun is stamped on the reverse
side.
961-80032
$295.00
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Clouds, water, a prayer shrine and a swimming turtle are all part of the designs on this satin-finished pin/pendant
by Hopi Silversmith, Weaver Selina. The piece measures 1 1/2 inches in diameter and carries Weaver's hallmark and clan symbol, the Rising Sun on the reverse
side.
961-80034
$275.00
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Hopi Pendants and Chokers
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A beautifully crafted, highly polished, Hopi choker by Silversmith, Merle Namoki. This three piece choker measuring 6 inches (eye ring to eye ring) by 1 1/4 inch wide where
a four carat piece of Red Mountain turquoise is mounted is suspended from six inches of handmade chain on each side. The central design features a Flute Priest playing to the growing crops coaxing
them out of the ground amidst a lightning storm. A wonderful piece which carries Merle's hallmark, the Rising Sun or Sun's Forehead on the reverse side.
961-50021
$1,000.00
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This highly polished badger paw pendant is recognized as the bold designs used by Silversmith, Anderson Koinva. This piece measures 3/4 of an inch at its widest part by 1 5/8 inches
from the top of the bale to the bottom. It is slightly convex in shape. Anderson's hallmark, the Rising Sun with a Snake is stamped on the reverse
side.
961-80016
$85.00
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Silversmith/Goldsmith Watson Honanie honors the Salako on this silver and gold overlay pendant. The figure and the bale are both done in 14 K gold. It measures 1 1/8 by 1 1/2 inches from the top of the bale to the bottom of the oval. Watson's hallmark, the Bear Paw with Friendship Marks in the pad is stamped on the reverse side.
Pictured here the piece is suspended from a 24 inch sterling silver handmade chain by Silversmith, Loren Kootswatewa.
961-80011 $500.00
Handmade Chain $ 80.00
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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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Prayer shrines are often seen around Hopi...groups of feathers on sticks in the ground or on a mound.
The feathers of birds, who fly close to Tawa, Father Sun carry the prayers of the people to him. In the case of prayer shrines, the wind also aids in this task. This highly polished pendant
by Silversmith, Chris Mansfield shows a prayer shrine with Father Sun looking on. It measures 3/4 by 1 3/8 inches and is shown here suspended from a 24 inch Hopi handmade small link chain,
expertly crafted by Hopi Silversmith, Loren Kootswatewa. Chris' initials are etched on the reverse
side.
961-50142
$70.00
Handmade Hopi Chain $80.00
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Hopi Silversmith, Weaver Selina created this lovely, highly polished choker with a piece of Morenci turquoise in the
center, and designs of lightning, clouds and rain on either side. The pendant measures 3/4 of inch at the center, tapering down to 1/4 of an inch wide at the eye ring. The piece is suspended from 7
inches of sterling silver chain on each side. Weaver's hallmark and clan symbol, the Rising Sun is stamped on the reverse
side.
961-80027
$295.00
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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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This satin-finished, slightly convex cloud pendant was created by Hopi Silversmith, Trinidad Lucas. With a cut-out area and a wave pattern, this piece measures 1 inch wide by 1 5/8 inches
from the top of the bale to the bottom of the piece. Trini's TLd inside of a bear hallmark is stamped on the reverse side.
It is shown here suspended from a 24 inch small link handmade
chain by Silversmith, Loren
Kootswatewa.
961-60112
$60.00
Handmade
Chain
$80.00
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This satin-finished pendant features the Flute Priest, the Path of Life design and prayer feathers. It measures 1/2 by 2
inches from the top of the bale to the bottom. Artfully created by Silversmith, Duane Tawahongva and carries his DT hallmark on the reverse side. Shown here, the piece is suspended from a 24 inch handmade silver chain by Loren Kootswatewa. Pieces may be sold separately.
961-70062 $150.00
Handmade Chain $ 80.00
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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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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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