$136.00
a repousse bursts from the center of this button where a small green turquoise cabochon is set, and stamping borders the edge. It could be a hair tie or tied to a bag. Navajo women wore them on their blouses, men on their bandolier bags. Where would you wear it?
1.5″ length
Hopi Pueblo Silversmith Manuel Hoyungowa crafted this charming buckle with skill, representing the Morning Singer (Talavai Kachina), sure to induce a song or dance.
2 1/4″ by 3″
Hopi dancer wide overlay cuff with brushed sterling finish
2.1″wide 1.063″ opening 5.5″ interior
Classic concho belt circa 1960 – how could you go wrong?
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