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Award winning Navajo/Apache artist Gibson Nez (deceased) created this hand-stamped and repousse bolo. This is an excellent example of Gibson's classic silver work style using a piece of natural Bisbee turquoise from Arizona. The bolo is 3 3/8" in height by 2 3/4" wide and has a 6-ply black hand-made flat-back strap and hand made tips.
Item Number: 53778 ... Price: $1,995.00
Navajo artist Hank Vandever created this hand-stamped sterling silver and natural turquoise bolo. The bolo is 3 1/8" in height by 3" at its widest point and features 85.5cts of natural Pilot Mountain turquoise from Nevada. The bolo also features hand-made sterling silver tips and a 44", 10-ply black leather strap.
Item Number: 53857 ... Price: $1,695.00
Circa 1990's Award winning Navajo artist Tommy Jackson created this sterling silver and natural turquoise cluster bolo. The bolo is 2 3/4" in height by 2 1/4" in width and features natural Bisbee turquoise from Arizona. The six-ply black bolo strap is 36" in length.
Item Number: 54337 ... Price: $1,500.00
Award winning Navajo artist Leonard Nez created this sterling silver and turquoise bolo. The bolo is 2" long by 2" at the widest point and features a natural Royston turquoise stone from Nevada. The bolo has a 42" black 8-ply leather strap and has hand-made sterling silver tips.
Item Number: 54537 ... Price: $895.00
Zuni/Cochiti Pueblo artist Lambert Eustace created this sterling silver and natural Chryocolla bolo tie. The bolo stone is 1 7/8" in height by 1 1/4" at the widest point. The bolo has hand-made tips.
Item Number: 54581 ... Price: $250.00
Ca 1980's Thomas Singer (Deceased) Sterling Silver Overlay and Natural Kingman Turquoise Bolo. Unusual from the handmade hook and eye at the back to the keepers and barrel/squash blossom tips. Hallmark stamp on the back.
Item Number: DHF19 ... Price: $900.00
Award-winning Santo Domingo Pueblo artist Joseph Coriz created this heavy sterling silver overlay bolo. This significant piece showcases his signature style of Pueblo storytelling in overlay, utilizing ancient petroglyphs in his story. The crooked arrows bring powerful energy from the heavens, culminating in rain clouds blessing the village. The spiral represents the migration of the people to their center place (the animals symbolize the people, gathered together beneath the starry night). The ancient petroglyphs are among the symbols representing the connectedness of the celestial to the people and to their heritage. The bolo measures 2 7/8" by 1 3/4" tapering down to 1", and is 1/4" thick, on a heavy lanyard (possibly 8 - 10 ply), and four handmade slides and two tips.
Item Number: 55081 ... Price: $1,800.00
