Navajo Sterling Silver Horse Head Pendant

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Richard Singer - Navajo Sterling Silver
Storyteller Horse Head Pendant
HK Item #NP185

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Native American Navajo Sterling Silver Storyteller Horse Head pendant

(These horses are bright shiny sterling silver. The white areas are reflections of lights when the photo was taken.)

Amazingly detailed sterling silver overlay work. The background of textured oxidized silver
provides a striking contrast.

A wonderful design.

Height	2" long including bail
Width	1 1/4"
Thickness	1/4"
Materials	Sterling Silver Read About Silver
Hallmarks (on bail)	R. Singer (stamped in cursive) A feather Sterling
Artist	Richard Singer, Navajo

Richard Singer
Navajo Sterling Silver
Storyteller Horse Head Pendant
NP185

$150 SOLD

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Paula says -

"This is a beautifully shaped horse head of a horse's dreaming story. It seems as if the horse is remembering the last time he was turned out to exercise and be a horse under a full moon in beautiful Monument Valley."

Native American Navajo Sterling Silver Storyteller Horse Head pendant

The large 3/8" diameter bail enables you to wear the pendant with silver beads, a stone necklace, bead or treasure necklace, a collar, heavy chain, leather, anything.

(Bead necklace not included.)

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Richard Singer

The Singer family has been involved in silversmithing, stone and beadwork for a very long time, handing the art down from one generation to another. Richard Singers's father, Tommy Singer, grew up on in the community of Dilcon on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona and has been attributed as the first Native American artist to use chip inlay.