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Corn and Water Cuff 1960s This weaving took Elverna over

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Description

This weaving took Elverna over a year on the loom to complete

and full-bodied red

This necklace has sterling silver cones and clasp

Sterling Silver “Four Sacred Mountains” Cuff Bracelet with Overlaid Oxidized and High Polished Layers

Handwoven Navajo Weaving featuring Storm Pattern Design Element on a Grey Background

Corn and Water Cuff 1960s This weaving took Elverna overSterling silver overlay cuff bracelet by Hopi artist Raymie Namingha, featuring a bold water design flowing around the band and centered with a finely cut corn stalk symbol. The squared spiral motifs represent flowing water, while the corn plant signifies growth, blessing, and spiritual sustenance. Naminghas precise overlay work shows textured, hand cut background fields and clean, highly polished upper layers that create crisp contrast and depth. A

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