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- Gallery Price $475.00
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- Title
- Naja Pendant and Necklace
- Artist
- Navajo
- Medium
- Turquoise and sterling silver
- Size
- Naja measures 2 height X 2 width. Necklace is 13 1/4 on each side of the naja or 26 1/2 total length.
- Date of creation
- Circa 1950-1970
- Condition
- Excellent
- Provenance
- Single owner Arizona estate
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- About The Artwork
- Handmade tuffa stone cast silver naja set with single freeform cut deep blue turquoise stone with very dark, near black matrix.
The pendant is suspended from a strand of handmade "melon seed" and rounded hogan beads.
- About The Artist
- The Navajo were the first of the Native Americans of the Southwest to learn silversmithing from the Spanish. Most Navajo jewelry emphasizes silver, with turquoise stones used as an accent. Some pieces are cast in sand or tufa molds, while others are hammered, using a male stamp and a female die.
- Other Works By Artist:
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- Savvy Collector
- is Corinne Cain, ASA
- Address
- 326 West Harmont Drive
- Phoenix, AZ 85021-5643
- Phone
- 602-906-1633
- 877-906-1633
- Fax
- 602-906-0677
- Email
- corinne@savvycollector.com
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