Native American jewelry Navajo Erwin Tsosie pendant, pinpoint inlay, silver chain 20"L + 4" pendant #MD90

$925.00

Native American jewelry pendant with intricate, pin-point inlay depicting a Navajo yei dancer on a spade-shaped silver base. Pendant is suspended from a chain of silver beads. Created by Erwin Tsosie. Guaranteed authentic. Backed by our promise to refund your purchase price if it fails to delight when you receive it.
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4 inches, chain 20 inches. #MD90

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Yei is an abbreviation for the Yei-Be-Che, which is a spirit-world figure that communicates with Navajo dieties on behalf of people of the Dine'. Yei dancers often appear in Navajo ceremonies and on Navajo art objects.

Yei is an abbreviation for the Yei-Be-Che, which is a spirit-world figure that communicates with Navajo dieties on behalf of people of the Dine'. Yei dancers often appear in Navajo ceremonies and on Navajo art objects.

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Native American jewelry Navajo Erwin Tsosie pendant, pinpoint inlay, silver chain 20"L + 4" pendant #MD90

Additional Info

Yei is an abbreviation for the Yei-Be-Che, which is a spirit-world figure that communicates with Navajo dieties on behalf of people of the Dine'. Yei dancers often appear in Navajo ceremonies and on Navajo art objects.

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.