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  • Bear

    The Bear : (Representing the west)

    A plantigrad like his fellow man, he looks a little...

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  • Corn maiden

    In the Pueblo indian culture, corn is to the people the very symbol of life. The Corn Maiden...

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  • Coyote

    In many Indian myths, the coyote plays a very important part.
    By tradition he acts as a...

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  • Dreamcatchers

    According to legend, dreamcatchers were used by the woodland Indians. Hanging from a bedroom...

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  • Eagle

    The sky is blue, grey, white, yellow, red, purple, black...

    It is the kingdom of the...

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  • Feathers

    For Native Americans, feathers represent a gift from the Great Spirit as well as the bird itself...

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  • Fetishes animals

    In a time when the Zuni tribe iived from agriculture and hunting, the hunters could'nt do without...

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  • Fetishes animals meaning

    Badger : Tenacity, stubbornness.

    Bear :...

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  • Hopi

    The Hopi, direct heirs of the Anasazi, are small in number but giants in...

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  • Kachinas

    In the Hopi religion, each thing has two aspects in the world : visual and spriritual. Kachinas...

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  • Kokopelli

    Kokopelli is a mythical character often represented as a hunchback flute player, out of the...

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  • Man in the maze

    Long time ago, the "O'odham" people used to represent "The man in the maze" mostly on their...

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  • Moccasins Huron

    These moccasins are hand-made by the Huron Wendeke natives. For many moons, they've reflected...

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  • Navajo

    The Navajo (also called Dineh, meaning "people") are originally from the...

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  • Red skin

    Because the « red skin » passes onto us his beauty, his wisdom and his...

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  • Sand paintings

    Made by the Navajo medicine men, sand paintings are usually produced at the center of the Hogan...

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  • The Turquoise

    Since 1971, we bring you the most beautiful turquoise stones, from the pale blue "Dry Creek" to...

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  • Turtle

    Protector of the newly borns, guiding them into the world, the tortoise is truly the bearer of the...

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  • Wolf

    Wolves live in packs, which members come from the same parents and share the same food. Couples...

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  • Zuni

    The Zuni are a small tribe from the south west of the United States. They are...

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Selection of the month

    • Man Navajo bracelet. This sterling silver bracelet is hand-stamped and hand-carved in feather shape.  The feather is symbol of peace and freedom of spirit.  Wrist size (in inches): 7.6 Width (in mm) : 12mm This bracelet is made in sterling silver.  Proudly handmade in USA. 
    • Man One of a Kind piece Sterling silver Zuni bracelet inlaid with Wild Horse stone.  The handmade Zuni inlay is made of different stones (most often turquoise, coral, mother-of-pearl, black jet), carved and put together in order to create a thin geometrical pattern. The piece is then polished in order to give a smooth and elegant finish to the jewel. Wrist size (in inches): 7.2Width (in mm): 9mmThis bracelet is made in sterling silver.  Proudly handmade in USA. 
    • Woman Liquid Silver necklace with turquoise mix, coral mix and sterling silver tubular beads (Heishi) on nylon string, and with a coral nugget on its center.  Liquid silver is a traditionnal Navajo work. Tubular beads (called heishi) are hand-strung together in order to create one or several strands. This gives a fluid aspect to the jewel, that makes think to silk or water running on the skin, explaining why the Navajos gave this name to this process.  Setting and clasp in sterling silver.  Length in inches: 16 Proudly handmade in USA.
    • Woman Fetishes necklace. Animals carved in turquoise on a Heishi shell beads string. Main pendant representing an eagle, incarnation of divine power.  Necklace length (in inches): 27.5Size of the centrale pendant (H x L in mm) : 42mm x 51mmClasp in sterling silver.  In a time when the Zuni tribe lived from agriculture and hunting, the hunters couldn't do with these amulets and would never forget to bring them during their expeditions. The fetishes assure benevolence of the soul. Each animal represents its spirit, its own inner force and protects its owner.  Proudly handmade in USA. 
    • Unisex Navajo necklace in sterling silver. 
    • Man One of a Kind piece Navajo ring with a Kingman turquoise (Arizona) set in sterling silver. The setting of this ring is smooth and refined in order to highlight this beautiful turquoise. Size of the stone (HxL in mm) : 14mm x 10mm This ring is in sterling silver.  Proudly handmade in USA. If you don't find this ring in your size, please contact us, we may have it in stock.
    • Man One of a Kind piece  Navajo ring with a Kingman turquoise (Arizona) set in sterling silver.  This designer ring is representative of Navajo silversmithing: the darker tone on the below part is due to the oxydation of the silver and the setting is adorned by two wire shape pieces that remind a rope and represent the fact Navajos consider the stone needs to be tame as a wild animal. Dimensions of the stone in mm (HxL) : 23mm x 17mm This ring is made in sterling silver.  Proudly handmade in USA.  If you don't find this ring in your size, please contact us, we may have it in stock.
    • Woman Navajo ring. Sleeping Beauty turquoise (Arizona) set in a sterling silver arrow spiral.  The arrow is symbol of protection. Width : 20mm This ring is made in Sterling Silver.  Proudly handmade in USA. If you don't find this ring in your size, please contact us, we may have it in stock.
    • Unisex Zuni fetish. Unique piece. Bear carved in chrysocolla with his eyes in Sleeping Beauty turquoise. We can see three arrows on this fetish, that go from its mouth to its heart. These arrows represent the line of life: The animal's breath, allowing it to dominate and master its prey. The bear symbolizes strength, health and knowledge.  Dimensions (H x L x l) in mm: 39mm x 52mm x 18mm In a time when the Zuni tribe lived from agriculture and hunting, the hunters could'nt do without these amulets and would never forget to bring them during their expeditions. The fetishes assure benevolence of the soul.Each animal represents its spirit, its own inner force and protects its owner. Proudly handmade in USA.
    • Unisex Zuni Fetish. Unique piece.   Buffalo carved in gorgone with Sleeping Beauty turquoise eyes.  We can see an arrow on this fetish, that goes from its mouth to its heart. This arrow represents the line of life: The animal's breath, allowing it to dominate and master its prey. The buffalo symbolizes plentiness, endurance, and fulfill wishes.  Dimensions (H x L x l) in mm = 26 x 40 x 11 In a time when the Zuni tribe lived from agriculture and hunting, the hunters could'nt do without these amulets and would never forget to bring them during their expeditions. The fetishes assure benevolence of the soul.Each animal represents its spirit, its own inner force and protects its owner. Proudly handmade in USA.
    • Unisex Zuni fetish. Unique piece. 
    • Unisex Hatband with 10 conchas and 11 butterflies in Sterling Silver attached with copper grips on the back. Belt in genuine brown cow leather. 
    • Unisex 100% silk scarf, limited edition. 
    • Man One of a Kind piece - Navajo handcraft Inlaid silver and lapis-lazuli cufflinks.  The handmade inlay is a gathering of genuine stones, carved and put together in order to create a thin geometrical pattern. The piece is then polished in order to give a smooth and elegant finish to the jewel.  Diameter: 15mm These cufflinks are made in sterling silver.  Proudly handmade in USA. 

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The Navajo (also called Dineh, meaning "people") are originally from the...

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