KINGMAN TURQUOISE DISK NECKLACE ~ NATIVE AMERICAN

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #823257
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Blue Kingman Turquoise was used by the Native American artist to hand-make this graduated disk necklace, measuring 23-1/2 inches in length. The necklace is a traditional style of the Santo Domingo, conservative and wears well with anything, anywhere

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CASTLE DOME TURQUOISE NECKLACE ~ NATIVE AMERICAN

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Jewelry Contemporary: item #823251
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A single string of striking, intense blue Castle Dome Turquoise beads, measuring 19-1/2 inches in length, with a simple hook to fasten. The graduated rondelle beads are accented by the beautiful brown matrix and a hand stamped silver barrel on each side. A simple, but striking piece handmade by Santo Domingo.

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Fancy Weave Zapotec Indian Rug

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Textiles. Contemporary: item #823143

Pretty handspun wool rug, hand loomed by the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotecs are descendants of the Maya Indians, who were weaving with native cotton and fibers when Cortez arrived with sheep. They are famous for their pretty and functional wool textiles. The Zapotec weavers use a European loom, handspun native wool and aniline and vegetal dyes.

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Soft Gold Toned Zapotec Indian Rug

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Textiles. Contemporary: item #823142

Pretty handspun wool rug, hand loomed by the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotecs are descendants of the Maya Indians, who were weaving with native cotton and fibers when Cortez arrived with sheep. They are famous for their pretty and functional wool textiles. The Zapotec weavers use a European loom, handspun native wool and aniline and vegetal dyes.

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Rich Gold Toned Zapotec Indian Rug

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Textiles. Contemporary: item #823140

Pretty handspun wool rug, hand loomed by the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotecs are descendants of the Maya Indians, who were weaving with native cotton and fibers when Cortez arrived with sheep. They are famous for their pretty and functional wool textiles. The Zapotec weavers use a European loom, handspun native wool and aniline and vegetal dyes.

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Richly Colored Zapotec Indian Rug

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Textiles. Contemporary: item #823138

Pretty handspun wool rug, hand loomed by the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotecs are descendants of the Maya Indians, who were weaving with native cotton and fibers when Cortez arrived with sheep. They are famous for their pretty and functional wool textiles. The Zapotec weavers use a European loom, handspun native wool and aniline and vegetal dyes.

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Rich Toned Zapotec Rug

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Textiles. Contemporary: item #823137

Pretty handspun wool rug, hand loomed by the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotecs are descendants of the Maya Indians, who were weaving with native cotton and fibers when Cortez arrived with sheep. They are famous for their pretty and functional wool textiles. The Zapotec weavers use a European loom, handspun native wool and aniline and vegetal dyes.

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Small Contemporary Zapotec Rug

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Textiles. Contemporary: item #823135

Pretty handspun wool rug, hand loomed by the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotecs are descendants of the Maya Indians, who were weaving with native cotton and fibers when Cortez arrived with sheep. They are famous for their pretty and functional wool textiles. The Zapotec weavers use a European loom, handspun native wool and aniline and vegetal dyes.

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S,all light Green and Gold Zapotec Rug

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Textiles. Contemporary: item #823134

Pretty handspun wool rug, hand loomed by the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotecs are descendants of the Maya Indians, who were weaving with native cotton and fibers when Cortez arrived with sheep. They are famous for their pretty and functional wool textiles. The Zapotec weavers use a European loom, handspun native wool and aniline and vegetal dyes.

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Small Sage Zapotec Indian Rug

Popular Collectibles: Cultural: American Indian: Textiles. Contemporary: item #823132

Pretty handspun wool rug, hand loomed by the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotecs are descendants of the Maya Indians, who were weaving with native cotton and fibers when Cortez arrived with sheep. They are famous for their pretty and functional wool textiles. The Zapotec weavers use a European loom, handspun native wool and aniline and vegetal dyes.

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