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Hopi Flute Procession Cuff Necklace Length_18.5” Circa 1980s Wide Ruins Weaving

SKU: 89129122302

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Description

Circa 1980s Wide Ruins Weaving with Finely Woven Banded Design and Intricate Border

Handwoven Navajo Burntwater Runner Weaving with Warm Earth Tones

Number of Strands: 1Necklace Length: 32”

88') Length

This bola tie features intricate overlaid designs of Yeis (Navajo healing spirits) holding rattles and with coyote and fox pelts

Hopi Flute Procession Cuff Necklace Length_18.5” Circa 1980s Wide Ruins WeavingThis sterling silver bracelet made by celebrated Hopi silversmith Beauford Dawahoya in 1996 features a continuous ceremonial procession of Flute Players, symbols of Hopis Flute Clan and spiritual tradition, marching toward an altar bowl flanked by Pahos (prayer feathers) and a corn stalk. The Flute Ceremony is one of Hopis most sacred traditions, invoking rainfall and agricultural abundance. Corn represents provision and sustenance, while the Pahos

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