Old Southwestern Zuni Multi-Stone Kachina Dancer Sterling Silver Pin Brooch 4

  

We may not always be available on weekends and/or holidays, but we will respond to your message, in the order it was received, when we return to the office. Old Southwestern Native American multi-stone inlay kachina dancer sterling silver pin / brooch, unmarked.

This Zuni pin was beautifully inlaid with turquoise stones, mother of pearl shell, onyx or jet, spiny oyster, and abalone in stone on stone and channel styles. The face of the dancer was cut and polished to reflect facial features, very nice work. A smooth setting-bezel frames the mosaic.

This piece may also be used as a pendant, if you have a pin-bale. We do have some in stock and the price varies depending on size.

This pin weighs about 30 grams, and it's just over 3 7/8" in height by 2 3/8" in width. Can easily be changed back to a bolo tie, with a cold soldered clip. Thank you for supporting authentic Native American art.

Please, carefully measure your wrist. Finger, and waist, or use an old bracelet, necklace, bolo tie, belt, and so on, to determine your size. All items in our store are preowned, and in vintage-used condition. Minor wear, light surface scratches, and other common conditions in used items should be expected. We do our best to mention all details, but it's possible that we may miss something, so please look at all the pictures, as they are considered part of the description. When considering the color of the stones, please allow for some variation in color. We attempt to capture the actual color of the stones/shells to the best of our ability, but cameras, lighting, and monitors may not portray the exact color. When the color in the photos is significantly different from the original, we will do our best to add that information to "additional notes" at the bottom of the listing.

Items have a fixed price, however, we will consider all reasonable offers. If you are making offers much lower than asking price, we apologize in advance for the delay in response or lack of one, as we give priority to our buyers, shoppers asking for more details, and our wholesalers ordering in bulk.

Our items are packed securely and under surveillance cameras for your peace of mind, so if you feel something is missing from the package, please check it carefully before discarding the box. Measurements are not exact will have slight variations of 1/16" - 1/8".

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• Handmade: Yes
• Modified Item: Yes
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Culture: Native American: US
• Modification Description: Professionally converted from bolo tie to brooch or pin.
• Artisan: Not Signed
• Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
• Origin: American Southwestern
• Tribal Affiliation: Zuni