UPDATED February 23rd
New rings from Colin Coonsis in what he calls his fan pattern. $200 each. Details in the More Silver Gallery.
We’ve added a Horsehair basket gallery, of which this is one.
An incredible example of inlay work by young Shane Beeshligaii. See our More Silver Gallery for details and additional photo.
Mudhead Terror. These Koyemsi (Mudheads) are fleeing a Tsaveyo katsina that is bent on punishing them for their hijinks. 14 inches tall. By Wendell Yazzie. $1875 (Tucson)
Beaded sheath, pouch, and bone knife. The sheath is 12 inches long. $500 (TUCSON)
An Acoma olla from the 1940’s. 9 inches tall and 12 inches in diameter. $2400. (TUCSON)
In the same vein as his marvelous ring below to the left, but executed in copper, which really enhances the overall appearance of his meticulous crafted inlay work. Sponydlus shell, lapis lazuli, natural turquoise, malachite and shell. 1/2 inch wide and made for a medium wrist/. $900. (TUCSON
A Navookatsina by Darance Chimerica (Makwesa). 12 inches tall and $350 (TUCSON)
This particular katsina -usually translated as Cactus Flower - represents the type of opuntia or ‘paddle cactus’ or prickly pear.
