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Old Style Native American Indian Bracelet Set with Turquoise Stone

Silver Seashell Stamped Native American Indian Bracelet
Overlayed Silver Swirl Native American Indian Bracelet
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$150.00
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This bracelet is casted in a tufa cast in which the silver is heated and poured into a sand mold. The stone is fitted into a oval silver cup and accented with silver twist wire. The stone is a blue turquoise stone. The style of this bracelet is known as old style of Navajo silversmithing because this style of silversmithing was used in the early stages of Navajo silversmithing. This bracelet is a medium sized bracelet. Hand crafted by a Navajo artisan.

 

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Kokepelli

Kokepelli was known as a magician, trader, storyteller, and a deity. Kokepelli is the symbol for "fertility." The pack is filled with goods to trade throughout the southwest. We use the symbol of the Kokepelli to show we are connected as a whole.