Product Details
Zuni jewelry is renowned for its intricate inlay work, often featuring geometric patterns and representations of natural elements. The Zuni people, indigenous to the American Southwest, have a rich tradition of silversmithing and lapidary arts, passed down through generations. Their distinctive style often incorporates materials like turquoise, coral, shell, and various stones, meticulously cut and fitted into silver settings. Philip and Wilma Natewa were prominent Zuni artists known for their exceptional channel inlay work, particularly in sterling silver. Their pieces often featured precise geometric designs and sometimes incorporated animal motifs, reflecting traditional Zuni artistry. A signed "PW Natewa" piece is highly sought after by collectors due to the artists' reputation for quality craftsmanship and authentic Zuni aesthetic.
| Condition | Pre-owned - Good |
| Type | Necklace |
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
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