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Hopi Concho Belt Hopi jewelry, Hopi silver jewelry Hopi Indian

Pictured here (coiled and a close up of two of the conchos) is an old Hopi Concho Belt  created by Hopi Silversmith, Steven Sockyma while he was working at Hopi Crafts.  It carries both his hallmark and that of Hopi Crafts.  Tawa the Sun appears on the 8 conchos, which measure 2 ¾ by 4 ¼ inches on a black 51" leather belt that is 2 inches wide.  The rays of the sun are actually prayer feathers.  Each concho carries a high polish and as mentioned above, Steven Sockyma's initials on the reverse side.
961-30000                        $4,800.00

A Flute Priest design is used on this 1 inch in diameter, satin finished button cover.
969-60028               $48.00

NOTE:  A button cover is easily attached and removed as shown in this photo.

Pictured here are Hopi Silver Tie Tacks expertly crafted by Silversmith, Tim Mowa.  They all have a satin finish and carry Tim's hallmark, an inverted triangle representing the Sun's Mouth under the tack on the reverse side.
961-20087  (top row, left)  Prayer Feathers, 7/16 of an inch                     $70.00
961-20091  (top row, center)  Prayer Feather, 3/8 of an inch                    $70.00
961-20085  (top row, right)  Star,  1/2 inch                                                 $70.00
961-20089  (bottom row, left)   Lightning & Rain, 9/16 of an inch            $70.00
961-20092  (bottom row, right)  Prayer Feather with Wave, 1/2 inch       $70.00

This necklace featuring one main frog surrounded by two swimming turtles and Sleeping Beauty turquoise was created by Yavapai-Apache Silversmith, Jerry Whagado.  The main frog measures 3/4 of an inch wide.  The frog and turtle trio is 3 1/2 inches long and is suspended from 10 inches of a very unique and nicely crafted handmade sterling silver chain.  Jerry lived some of his early life at Hopi, where he learned silversmithing.  He also became a teaching assistant to Michael Kabotie and Richard Tsosie at the Idyllwild Center for the Arts in California.  Upon returning to his homeland, he incorporated his native heritage into his designs.
961-90053                                         $800.00

Close up of the trio!

This older Navajo made bolo appears to be the work of  Jimmie Long, although we cannot be certain.  Sadly, the lovely piece of turquoise on this bolo does have a crack in it.  The pendant measures 1 1/4 inches at the widest part by 1 1/2 inches, with the cord measuring 36 inches tip to tip.  This might be the perfect "starter" piece for a young, aspiring collector of Native Art.
962-10099                                                                   $75.00