Navajo Sterling Silver Horse Feather Pendant

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Tommy Singer - Navajo Sterling Silver
Horse Feather Pendants
HK Item #NP289

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Native American Navajo  Sterling Silver Storyteller Horse Head pendant
Native American Navajo  Sterling Silver Storyteller Horse Head pendant
Native American Navajo  Sterling Silver Storyteller Horse Head pendant

A - Small
$78
plus s/h

C - Large
$197
plus s/h

SOLD

D - Large
$197
plus s/h

1 3/4" tall including bail
1" wide
1/4" bail opening
2 1/2" tall including bail
1 3/4" wide
1/4" bail opening
3" tall including bail
1 3/4" wide
3/4" bail opening

Native American Navajo  Sterling Silver Storyteller Horse Head pendant

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Native American Navajo  Sterling Silver Storyteller Horse Head pendant
Native American Navajo  Sterling Silver Storyteller Horse Head pendant
Materials
Sterling Silver
Read About Silver
Hallmarks
T. SINGER
STERLING
Artist
Tommy Singer, Navajo

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Paula says -

"Tommy Singer really knows his horses. These pendants are striking and the feather makes a perfect addition."

Pendant height includes the bail. The 1/4" bails are suitable for use with a chain, cable or collar as shown here. The large 3/4" diameter bail on Pendant D enables you to also wear the pendant with silver beads or a stone necklace.

(Collar and beads shown are not included.)

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Silver polishing cloths and anti tarnish bags
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Who is Tommy Singer?

Known world wide for his silver work, chip inlay and necklaces, Tommy Singer pieces are highly collectible and sought after. The Tommy Singer family has been involved in silversmithing, stone and beadwork for a very long time, handing the art down from one generation to another. 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. This is where a silver piece is decorated with turquoise or coral chips. (See this bracelet for an example of chip inlay.)

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