1890s Transitional tribe_Hopi / Quechan Wide Sterling Silver Ring with

Wide Sterling Silver Ring with Hand-Stamped Designs

Navajo Weaving in the Burntwater Regional Style featuring Hand-Dyed Wool using Vegetal Dyes

was commonly used before the 1940s

Sterling Silver Split Band Cut Bracelet with Eleven Bands and Hand-Stamped Designs on the Terminals with a Scalloped Edge

1890s Transitional tribe_Hopi / Quechan Wide Sterling Silver Ring withCirca 1890s Handwoven Navajo Transitional Weaving with Hand Carded and Spun Wool in a Diamond Design using Aniline Red Dye and Natural Undyed Wool Colors. The weaving has minor color bleeding, but is in overall great condition. Navajo weavings were originally made as blankets, but during the late 1800s, the arrival of inexpensive machine woven blankets reduced demand for hand woven ones. As traders introduced these pieces to tourists for use as rugs