Kenneth Aguilar Kewa eye-dazzler coral necklace

Native American jewelry Kewa Kenneth Aguilar necklace of red and lapis heishi. 22"L #MU77

$1,620.00

Native American "Eyedazzler" necklace 11, count ‘em, 11 strands of fine-cut red beads interspersed with lapis blue beads, with sterling silver findings. by Kewa, Kenneth Aguilar. Purchased directly from the artist in Santa Fe at Indian Market. It is guaranteed authentic and guaranteed to knock you eye out when you receive it, or your purchase price will be cheerfully refunded.
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22" long. #MU77

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Santo Domingo's Kenneth Aguilar is one of Kewa Pueblo's most accomplished jewelry artists. His shell on shell pendants regularly command $100s each. Similarly, this 11-strand bead necklace incorporates artistry and rarity that warrants its high price. It can worn singularly or to suspend one of his pendants.

Incidentally, the pueblo that was once known as Santo Domingo, a name imposed on it at its founding by Spanish priests, recently, decided to rename the Pueblo as Kewa, as being more reflective of their true Native American heritage and traditions..

Incidentally, the pueblo that was once known as Santo Domingo, a name imposed on it at its founding by Spanish priests, recently, decided to rename the Pueblo as Kewa, as being more reflective of their true Native American heritage and traditions..

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Native American jewelry Kewa Kenneth Aguilar necklace of red and lapis heishi. 22"L #MU77

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Incidentally, the pueblo that was once known as Santo Domingo, a name imposed on it at its founding by Spanish priests, recently, decided to rename the Pueblo as Kewa, as being more reflective of their true Native American heritage and traditions..

Please note: When you access the shopping cart, you will enter a secure encrypted page, as indicated with the preface "HTTPS", signifying that your data is secure when submitted.

If you are interested in other Native American Indian art, such as Pueblo Pottery; Navajo Folk Art, Inuit or Eskimo Art, Australian Aboriginal Art or African Tribal Art, please click on the appropriate link on the right. ——————->>>> Or below if on a smartphone.

If you are interested in other Native American Indian art, such as Pueblo Pottery; Navajo Folk Art, Inuit or Eskimo Art, Australian Aboriginal Art or African Tribal Art, please click on the appropriate link on the right. ——————->>>>
Or below if on a smartphone.