Description
Vidal Aragon was known for translating pueblo life into his storyteller jewelry. Ed Wayne Aragon learned from him, and is the only one in carry on his tradition after Vidal’s passing. The bracelet starts with a 14kt sun rising. The day scene includes deer, mountains, rain clouds, and bears. Weighs 10 grams. The entire inner circumference is about 7”, including 1 1/4” opening. (Fits a 7″ wrist) Signed.
1/4″ wide
Artist card included
Kewa (Santo Domingo) artists are known for their heishi. The word “heishi“ means “shell” in the Keresan language. Traditionally Santo Domingo jewelry makers created their heishi jewelry out of shell. The shell is hand cut into a flat disc. Today, other stones that Santo Domingo artists cut in this manner, are also referred to as heishi. With modern tools and innovations, artists can create different styles of beads and use different gemstones like turquoise, coral, jet, serpentine, and spiny oyster.
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
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