Los Hopi hablan de unos «Escudos Voladores» que sobrevolaban el cielo. Eran manejados por deidades y atacaban ciudades en la antigüedad. Esta leyenda de los Hopi de los «Escudos Voladores» ha sido narrada desde los tiempos ancestrales de América. En el pasado remoto ellos observaron una
Stetson Setalla, member of the Bear Clan, was born into the Hopi-Tewa Reservation in 1962. He is the grandson of the famous “Paqua Naha” who paved the way for elegant white slip Hopi pottery. Stetson was inspired to continue the family tradition of pottery making from his Mother, Pauline Setalla. He began making pottery at the age of 19, immediately after he graduated from High School. In the beginning, it was just a hobby for him, yet it paved a path for him to become a superb artist. The lucrative aspect of the business was also his inspiration to become an artist. He also gets a sense of serenity, self-worth, pride, and inner peace within his soul while making his pottery.Stetson demonstrates wonderful pottery making skills with each pottery in which he coils. All of his pottery is made from Mother Earth. The clay is dug up within the grounds of the Hopi Reservation and natural vegetables and minerals are used for colors. He fires his pottery outdoors with sheep dung. When Stetson works on his pottery he clears his mind of all bad thoughts by concentrating and praying to his clay. According to him a clear mind and a good heart are among the essentials to making pottery. Stetson signs his pottery as S. Setalla, followed by a rain cloud symbol.Stetson is related to many well known potters which include: Eunice “Fawn” Navasie (aunt), Dee Setalla (brother), Sylvia Naha (cousin), Burel Naha (uncle), Gwen Setalla (sister), and the famous Joy “Frogwoman” Navasie. This beautiful pot was hand made by Hopi artist Stetson Setalla. The piece was hand coiled and painted in the traditional methods and designs. It is signed S Setalla. 6" Tall, 11 1/4" Wide
sz9.25 Merle Namoki Hopi Overlay ring 5.7 grams. Marked or unmarked as shown in pics, weight and other measurements in pics. Sorry but my jewelry is stored in a secure location and cannot be accessed for more pictures, videos, or measurements until sold. If you look at pictures/description your question should be answered. Thank you so much for your time and consideration! All precious metals are tested and guaranteed. A Native American jewelry piece referred to as "silver" or "ingot" is guaranteed to be at least 90% silver. Bracelets are photographed on a 6" women's wrist.
A terrain exclusive collaboration with Hudson Valley Seed Co., this collection of 5 seed packs will allow you to grow a variety of vibrant plants that create stunning natural pigments. Seed Collection Includes: Japanese Indigo (25 Seeds) Dyer's Coreopsis (200 Seeds) Multi-Hued Yarrow (200 seeds) Sulphur Cosmos (250 seeds) Hopi Red Dye Amaranth (250 Seeds)
1960s Sterling Silver Ring with Hopi Overlaid Thunderbird Design. Ring Size: 4.5.75” Setting Width, .75” Setting Height.125” Band Width
Ramona Ami (b 1929), daughter of Emma and Hale Adams from the Sichomovi Butterfly Clan, was a skilled Hopi potter. She learned the craft from her sister, Marcella Kahe, and began creating her own pottery in her 50s. Despite starting later in life, she achieved recognition at prestigious events such as the Sedona Hopi Gathering, the Heard Museum Guild Indian Arts Fair & Market, and the Pueblo Grande Pottery Show. Records from Dr. Schaaf show that she even won a Best of Division award, while the Heard Museum records her participation at the 2000 Santa Fe Indian Market and two Third Place awards for her canteen and plate creations. Signed Ramoni Ami 2005. This piece came from an estate but is in beautiful condition. 7" Tall, 6 3/8" Wide
6.5" Augustine Mowa Jr. Hopi silver cuff bracelet in overlay style Marked or unmarked as shown in pics, weight and other measurements in pics. Sorry but my jewelry is stored in a secure location and cannot be accessed for more pictures, videos, or measurements until sold. If you look at pictures/description your question should be answered. Thank you so much for your time and consideration! All precious metals are tested and guaranteed. A Native American jewelry piece referred to as "silver" or "ingot" is guaranteed to be at least 90% silver. Bracelets are photographed on a 6" women's wrist.
Sterling Silver cuff made by traditional Hopi silversmith Mitchell Sockym. The cuff features an etched in repeat pattern of waves, symbolizing constant renewal and rebirth. -Hopi -ca.1970 -Sterling Silver -Interior: 5.25" Opening: 1.5" A selection of hand picked vintage and found items has always been an important part of Reliquary's unique assortment of goods. We travel near and far to bring you a collection of one of a kind pieces, with rich and inspiring histories, just waiting for you to add the next chapter... Please note, signs of wear and other irregularities are evidence of an items colorful past and, we feel, add to their individual charm. Due to the delicate nature of these special items all vintage & found objects are final sale
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This handmade carved piece was hand made by Hopi artist Elson Seckletstewa. Signed by the artist. 2 5/8" Tall, 4 1/2" Wide
Vintage Native Hopi Ring Size 7.5 Sterling Silver 6.09 Grams
1970s Hopi Sterling Silver Necklace with Panels Featuring Hopi Overlay Designs and set with Natural American Turquoise by Renowned Hopi Silversmith, Victor Coochwytewa (1922 - 2011). Victor Coochwytewa is collected worldwide for his incredible Hopi overlay designs. His career spanned over half a century and he made a permanent impact on Native American art. This piece is signed with Victor Coochwytewa’s rain cloud hallmark. Necklace Length: 17.5”Weight: 64.9 grams
« EaRwingZ » par KaTiEDiDz Les libellules jouent divers rôles dans la mythologie de différentes tribus et cultures amérindiennes du monde entier. Les tribus Hopi et Pueblo considéraient la libellule comme un animal médicinal, associé à la guérison et à la transformation, dont l'esprit était souvent invoqué par les hommes-médecine. Dans les traditions des Indiens des plaines, les libellules sont des symboles de protection ou même d'invincibilité, et des images de libellules étaient souvent peintes sur des chemises de guerre et des housses de tipi pour conjurer le danger et les blessures. Pour le samouraï japonais, c'est un symbole de puissance, d'agilité et de victoire. En Chine, la libellule est associée à la prospérité, à l'harmonie et au porte-bonheur. Ces magnifiques boucles d'oreilles anciennes en laiton ont été fabriquées avec de VRAIS ailes de libellule, soigneusement peintes à la main et recouvertes de résine pour protéger leur nature délicate. Ils sont magnifiquement suspendus, scintillants dans une large gamme de couleurs, comme ils le faisaient dans la nature, et sont rehaussés de véritables cristaux Swarovski et de perles de verre tchèques. Les insectes que j'utilise ont expiré naturellement dans la nature ou dans des fermes de papillons et d'insectes à travers le monde. La plupart de mes insectes proviennent de fermes internationales d'insectes, où ils sont élevés pour le commerce scientifique et artistique d'insectes séchés. L'élevage d'insectes offre des incitations économiques aux villageois en offrant un revenu supplémentaire en échange de la préservation et de l'amélioration des habitats des insectes, et de nombreuses espèces végétales et animales indigènes en bénéficieront indirectement. Aujourd'hui, des projets commerciaux réussis d'élevage d'insectes sont en cours en Amérique du Nord, centrale et du Sud, en Indonésie, à Madagascar, en Chine, en Nouvelle-Guinée et dans de nombreux autres pays. Des programmes agricoles soigneusement gérés dans des zones où les habitats locaux diminuent jouent un rôle important dans une transition vers une utilisation durable des écosystèmes les plus diversifiés de la planète. Si vous recherchez une couleur spécifique d'ailes ou une couleur de métal spécifique, je serais plus qu'heureux de créer une paire d'EaRwiNgZ spéciale juste pour vous ! Envoyez-moi simplement un message et je ferai mon possible pour répondre à votre demande ! J'ai des ailes de libellule et de cigale dans un large éventail de tailles et je peux faire n'importe quelle couleur de l'arc-en-ciel. Elles peuvent être fabriquées avec des apprêts dorés, argentés, bronze antique ou cuivrés antiques.
Native American Hopi, Apache Inspired Hand Coiled Olla Bas Beautiful hand coiled weave and design. The design may vary a little with each basket. Size: Approx. 11 Tall, 11" wide This is a beautiful Handwoven Native American Apache Inspired Olla basket. Looks great on a table or in display cabinet. This is a southwest Indian style hand woven basket in the shape of a piece of Indian pottery. The Indian technique of basket making using the coil method is generations old. Handed down from each passing generation the art is preserved. The Hopi and Apache Indians were famous for baskets woven in this fashion that were so tight that they could hold water. Native American baskets are popular for southwestern decorating as well as western decor. These traditional baskets are made by hand, artfully woven to form unique patterns. Handwoven baskets are great for cabin, lodge or log home or for your special rustic or Native American collection. Actual basket is shown. Can fill it with decor items!! We have searched along time for quality Native American Designed reproduction baskets like these that have the Southwest designs for any home and are very finely made. Your purchase helps the artisans who make these beautiful crafts and provides them with increased wages and keeps the customs and traditions alive for the families who have been doing this for generations. The average income for these basket makers is $28.00 US dollars a month. When we sell these beautiful baskets we help increase their income for their beautiful work. They are all hand woven with beautiful colors and designs These hand-woven coil baskets come from rural villages in the beautiful country of Pakistan. These artists have woven baskets by hand for generations. A single basket can take weeks to weave, depending on the size, fineness, and design. They are elegant, tightly woven and made the traditional way: by wrapping dyed palm leaves over a coiled bundle of river grass, then hand-stitching each wrap to the previous coil. The more wraps and stitches, the finer the basket. Minor imperfections are proof of the weaver’s hand, and the colors will soften with age. You can hang these baskets on the wall for decorative purposes or store items in them. These designs will fit into any decor and are a wonderful addition to your home and at the same time help provide income to wonderful artists. Thanks For Looking!
6.75" Lamaoya hopi sterling cuff bracelet Marked or unmarked as shown in pics, weight and other measurements in pics. Sorry but my jewelry is stored in a secure location and cannot be accessed for more pictures, videos, or measurements until sold. If you look at pictures/description your question should be answered. Thank you so much for your time and consideration! All precious metals are tested and guaranteed. A Native American jewelry piece referred to as "silver" or "ingot" is guaranteed to be at least 90% silver. Bracelets are photographed on a 6" women's wrist.
1960s Sterling Silver Ring with Hopi Overlaid Designs. Ring Size: 5.5.75” Setting Width, .75” Setting Height.125” Band Width
Part II of our Easter vacation to the Navajo and Hopi reservations found us based out of the town of Winslow, Arizona, at the historic La Posada
**Product Description:** These stunning Kokopelli Copper Earrings are a homage to the Hopi deity of fertility and abundance, Kokopelli. Crafted with a meticulous attention to detail, these earrings feature a tribal copper design with inlaid turquoise patina, bringing a touch of Southwestern charm to your jewelry collection. Each earring measures 48 millimeters in length from the top of the pure copper French ear wire and is 8 millimeters wide, making them both light and comfortable to wear. **Highlights:** - Materials: Copper - Location: Earlobe - Closure: Ear wire - Style: Boho & hippie - Drop length: 34 Millimeters; Length: 48 Millimeters; Width: 8 Millimeters **Benefits:** These Kokopelli Copper Earrings not only showcase a beautiful Southwestern tribal design, but they also hold symbolic significance. The Kokopelli deity is believed to represent fertility, agriculture, music, and happiness, making these earrings a joyful and meaningful accessory. The tarnish-resistant and lead-free copper construction ensures durability and long-lasting wear, providing you with worry-free enjoyment. **Usage:** These versatile earrings complement any wardrobe choice, perfectly blending with Southwestern, Boho, and Western styles. Whether you wear them to a casual outing, a music festival, or a special event, these Kokopelli Copper Earrings will effortlessly elevate your look. With their lightweight design, they remain comfortable to wear throughout the day or night. All items are packaged in a lovely blue velvet jewelry pouch. Orders are processed and shipped within 1-2 business days from Monday to Saturday. In case of any queries or concerns, feel free to message us, and we'll be more than happy to assist you. Thank you for choosing Copperas Jewelry, www.copperasjewelry.etsy.com
1960s Sterling Silver Ring with Hopi Overlaid Badger Paw. Ring Size: 5.5.75” Setting Width, .75” Setting Height.125” Band Width
Vintage Southwestern Poodle Dog Stone Inlay Silver Brooch Pin. Not marked; tested to be at least coin (90%) silver. ---------------------------------------- All items, unless stated otherwise, are previously loved and used, showing scratches and slight imperfections (not brand new). Please refer to pictures for condition as they depict what you'll receive. If you have any questions, ask before purchasing. Note: - Size and weight are approximate. - "Vintage" is based on look and feel; items may be older (pre-1930s) or newer (post-1980s/1990s). - We're not experts on stones. Refer to pictures for type and quality. - "Southwestern" items reflect that style, possibly from Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, etc. - "Sterling" items are tested to be at least coin (90%) silver. No returns on international sales unless completely misrepresented.
Hopi Symbols. The Hopi are a Native American tribe, the majority of whom live in the state of Arizona. The Hopi are descended from the Pueblo Native Americans.
Vintage Spiny Oyster 950 Sterling Silver Ring Size 8.75. ---------------------------------------- All items, unless stated otherwise, are previously loved and used, showing scratches and slight imperfections (not brand new). Please refer to pictures for condition as they depict what you'll receive. If you have any questions, ask before purchasing. Note: - Size and weight are approximate. - "Vintage" is based on look and feel; items may be older (pre-1930s) or newer (post-1980s/1990s). - We're not experts on stones. Refer to pictures for type and quality. - "Southwestern" items reflect that style, possibly from Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, etc. - "Sterling" items are tested to be at least coin (90%) silver. No returns on international sales unless completely misrepresented.
UP FOR SALE, WE HAVE THIS STUNNING VINTAGE STERLING SILVER SIGNED SUN HOPI SILVERCRAFT GUILD ANOTHER STAMP OF SUNRISE WITH ARROW UNIDENTIFIED, DETAILED HANDMADE NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED OVERLAY ETHNIC TRIBAL FIGURAL SYMBOL OVAL PENDANT 31-91-BG WEIGHT: 6.2 GRAMS METAL: STERLING 925/1000 THIS ITEM IS MARKED: STERLING SUN Hopi Silvercraft Guild SIZE: 1 1/2' X 1/2" Please check out our other items for sale in our store, Also, check back frequently as we add items to our store in all categories On an almost daily basis. So don't miss out! Please email us with any questions regarding an item for sale. Thanks for visiting our Store!
Unique Hopi sterling silver overlay earrings. The Hopi are a deeply spiritual people whose beliefs permeate their entire lives. In the arid land of the Southwest where they live there is little rainfall and unpredictable weather. Without corn there is no food. The Hopi feel a pressing need for supernatural assistance to ensure that corn will grow. Augustine contemplates each piece of jewelry individually. He receives the inspiration for each piece, draws the image he sees in his mind, and then creates a unique design. Augustine's personal hallmark stamped on his jewelry is the sun, moon, and star.
Perfect style for both Men Teens and Women Hopi handmade Artist signed on back Sterling silver Length including bail: 1 3/4” Width: 1 1/4” ~MAN IN THE MAZE~ PERSONS JOURNEY THRU LIFE
