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Village and Corn Pendant tribe_Hopi / Quechan The Starblower design symbolizes a

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Description

The Starblower design symbolizes a spiritual being who sends stars into the sky

and Planets

an era when Navajo jewelers were adapting their craft for both Native use and early trader markets

1985 Navajo Weaving with Four Yei Figures and Corn Stalks

The length can be shortened by hooking the clasp into any link and letting the excess hang below

Village and Corn Pendant tribe_Hopi / Quechan The Starblower design symbolizes a1980s Sterling Silver Pendant by Hopi silversmith Victor Coochwytewa, featuring an intricate overlay design depicting a Hopi village scene with symbolic elements including prayer feathers, corn, and rain blessings. The bold, graphic composition reflects Coochwytewas masterful use of symmetry and contrast, with deeply oxidized background and finely etched textures enhancing the polished overlay. The imagery speaks to themes of growth, reverence, and

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