Multi-purpose Zuni Multi-stone Inlay And Silver Kachina Pin/pendant C. 1940s, 2.5" X 1.25" (j15076-co-008) Perfect For Gifting [vKeJR94D]

Stunning Zuni Multi-Stone Inlay and Silver Kachina Pin/Pendant

Embark on a journey through Native American artistry with this exquisite Zuni Multi-Stone Inlay and Silver Kachina Pin/Pendant, a true treasure from the 1940s. Crafted with meticulous care, this pendant showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Zuni people, offering a unique blend of tradition and modern elegance.

• Timeless Artistry: This pendant is a testament to the enduring beauty and skill of Zuni artisans, who have been creating these intricate pieces for generations.
• Distinctive Stones: Adorned with a palette of vibrant turquoise, mother of pearl, spiny oyster, and jet, this piece is a visual feast that captures the essence of natural splendor.

Superior Craftsmanship and Specifications

At 2.5" x 1.25", this Kachina Pin/Pendant is a compact yet striking piece that can be worn as a pendant or a pin, adding a touch of cultural sophistication to any ensemble. Weighing 18.6g, it is light enough to be worn comfortably all day.

• Authenticity Guaranteed: Acquired from a private collection in Colorado, this pendant comes with a certificate of authenticity, ensuring its genuine Zuni origin.
• Historical Significance: Dating back to the 1940s, this piece carries the stories and traditions of a bygone era, making it a meaningful addition to any collection.

Unmatched Style and Versatility

This Zuni Multi-Stone Inlay and Silver Kachina Pin/Pendant is not just a piece of jewelry; it is a wearable piece of history. Whether you choose to wear it as a daily accessory or display it as a cherished artifact, it is sure to captivate and inspire.

• Cultural Symbolism: The Kachina figures represented in this pendant are significant cultural symbols within Zuni traditions, offering a connection to the spiritual world.
• Personal Touch: This pendant can be personalized to your style and taste, making it a perfect gift for yourself or a loved one who appreciates the beauty and significance of Native American art.