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The Mystical History Behind Zuni Jewelry

The Mystical History Behind Zuni Jewelry

Zuni jewelry encompasses a distinctive style backed by ornate processes. Much like the Navajo, the influences of outsiders helped the Zuni create and innovate their jewelry designs. The Zuni’s jewelry construction and techniques still outshine what Western... Read more
The Native American Squash Blossom Necklace

The Native American Squash Blossom Necklace

The Native American squash blossom necklace, while a Native American creation, developed slowly and is deeply rooted in non-Native American Indian culture and history.     The main part of any squash (blossom) necklace, the crescent shaped pendant called the... Read more
The Richness Behind Zuni Jewelry, Religion, and Culture

The Richness Behind Zuni Jewelry, Religion, and Culture

The Zuni people, an indigenous tribe in the Southwestern United States, are well-known for their intricate and beautiful jewelry. However, there is much more to their jewelry than just its aesthetic appeal. Zuni jewelry represents their traditions, culture, and... Read more
The Symbolism of Turquoise in Native American Tribes

The Symbolism of Turquoise in Native American Tribes

A semi-precious mineral that has been valued by cultures for centuries, turquoise and its  symbolism among Native American Indian tribes remains to this day and is responsible for a thriving market of turquoise jewelry and other ornamental items. Behind a mystical and... Read more
The Unique Art of Cochiti Pueblo

The Unique Art of Cochiti Pueblo

Every Pueblo in New Mexico has its own rich history, culture and artistic traditions, and Cochiti Pueblo is no exception. Many Cochiti Pueblo members make their living by selling their art, which includes pottery and jewelry like many other Pueblos. However, Cochiti... Read more
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