Navajo Inlay Pendant 698c8a3c6521d334d449ef5c0bf12bc0 We hope you'll intrust us

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creativity and a wide assortment of other healing properties

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which used their caves mainly for hibernation

It was once worn for protection against sorcery and to enhance a person’s magical qualities

Navajo Inlay Pendant 698c8a3c6521d334d449ef5c0bf12bc0 We hope you'll intrust usLapidary and silversmithing is an important way of life for the Navajo people. Starting in the 19th century, a man named Atsidi Sani (1830 1918) is credited with being the first among his people to learn the fine artistry of jewelry making. Atsidi was taught by a Mexican man named Nakai Tsosi, who also taught the craft to other Navajo members. Unlike Zuni jewelry makers, Navajo artists are a bit more traditional in their style, concentrating on using