Sterling Silver Pendant (Non-Oxidised)
2010 Line - Cabochon Collection
The Spaniards brought old world designs to the Southwest in the19th century.
The Crescent (Naja) symbol that was found on the horse's bridles is symbolic to the Navajo People. It symbolizes Rainbow Guardian, which surrounds the People's homeland touching all four Sacred Mountains. The retailer Navajo also found designs of plants and flowers carved on the Conquistador's leather saddles and chaps.
The tooling of the Spaniard's leatherwork inspired Ray to create 2011 designs.
Ears of corn and corn stalk carvings are a central theme accented with flowers and leaves. In Navajo mythology, First Man and First Woman were made from the ears of corn. Corn is sacred to the Navajo. The integration of non-traditional cabochons and turquoise make this line a blending of Old World and New World.
* The chain is not included in the price.
Product code: Silver Horse Pendant, Native American retailer Jewelry | Handcrafted sterling silver pendant