Navajo Turquoise and Sterling Silver Bear Storyteller Bracelet

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Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver
 Wide Overlay Bear Storyteller Bracelet
HK Item #PC161

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Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet

Heavy sterling silver storyteller with three bears in a lovely mountain landscape.

Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet

Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet

Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet

 

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Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver
Overlay Bear Storyteller Bracelet
Medium Large - #PC161

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Size   
Dimensions  
2 1/4" wide;
6 5/8" inside circumference including gap
Weight  
96 grams
Hallmarks  
T
STERLING
Artist
Travis Largo, Navajo

Like New!!
No sign of damage or wear -
in excellent condition.

Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet

Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet

We leave the natural patina on our pawn jewelry because many of our customers like the old "vintage" appearance.

If you'd like to clean up your silver jewerly, new or old, check out our handy
silver cleaning and polishing cloth.

 

Bear is considered the most powerful of all of the animals and is one of the most popular subjects of Native American art. Bear is a spiritual guide and represents strength and self-knowledge. He also has supernatural powers, great healing powers. Bear is a symbol deliberate action, introspection, soul and insight for the past and the future. The Bear is the guardian of the West an is one of the animals of the Six Directions.

What is Overlay?

Overlay pieces are made of two layers. The bottom layer is a solid sterling silver piece. The top layer has a cutout design. The cutout is placed over the bottom layer and the two pieces are "sweated" together, that is heated so that they become one.

The bottom layer (background to the cutout) is usually accented. The Navajo silversmiths oxidize the bottom layer which darkens it. Hopi silversmiths oxidize and etch the background (texturize it) with hashmarks.


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