Native American Zuni Fetish Necklace By Evalena Boone

$ 332.64

Style: Statement Metal: Sterling Silver Vintage: No Ethnic Origin: Native American Featured Refinements: Zuni Jewelry Antique: No Signed?: Signed Brand: Native American Metal Purity: Sterling Silver Country of Origin: United States Handmade: Yes Color: Multicolor Main Stone Color: Turquoise Country//Region of Manufacture: United States Signed: Yes Materials sourced from: United States Material: Stone, Shell, Sterling Silver Ethnic & Regional Style: Native American Jewelry Type: Necklaces Artisan: EVALENA BOONE Tribal Affiliation: Zuni Type: Necklace Main Stone: Turquoise Customized: No

Description

NATIVE AMERICAN ZUNI FETISH NECKLACE BY EVALENA BOONE. ZUNI FETISH NECKLACE BY EVALENA BOONE. Zuni artist Evalena Boone created this exquisite fetish necklace. The necklace Variscite bears, Baltic Amber moles, Jet birds, Hummingbirds, Spiny Oyster badgers, Serpentine tadpoles, and a Spiny Oyster bird. NATIVE AMERICAN ZUNI FETISH NECKLACE BY EVALENA BOONE Zuni artist Evalena Boone created this exquisite fetish necklace. The necklace Variscite bears, Baltic Amber moles, Jet birds, Hummingbirds, Spiny Oyster badgers, Serpentine tadpoles, and a Spiny Oyster bird. There is fine Serpentine and Jet in between the fetish and at the ends. A beautiful strand this is finished off with a sterling silver clasp and cones. A statement piece that you will enjoy for many years. Weighs 18 grams. 21” long Heishi beads are about 1/16″ wide Artist card included Zuni Pueblo is the largest pueblo in New Mexico, and because of its location, Zuni is the most traditional. Continuing to make jewelry, fetishes, and pottery, most of the people of Zuni are artists. Zuni jewelry makers are known for lapidary skills including inlay, needlepoint, and petit point work. Zuni fetishes are carvings made from various materials by the Zuni people. Traditionally, fetishes served a ceremonial purpose for their creators and they represented animals and figures that were part of their culture. Today, as a form of Native American Art, they are sold to collectors worldwide. With a myriad of materials like turquoise, shell, jet, marble, serpentine, and much more, Zuni fetish carvers are able to create carvings in a style of their own. Native American Jewelry