This is a striking vintage Zuni inlaid Eagle Kachina Dancer silver bracelet. This wonderful bracelet contains a center very intricate inlaid silver Eagle Kachina Dancer. The inlaid dancing kachina consists of marvelous onyx, turquoise, yellow shell, mother of pearl, and coral. The beauty of the different colored stones and shells on this bracelet is just remarkable. Situated at the sides of the dancing eagle kachina are marvelous inlaid cloud pattern flanks. Located throughout the entire bracelet are wonderful silver shells and raindrops that give the bracelet that much more character and detail. This bracelet consists of a wonderful sturdy and thick rounded triple silver shank cuff that graduates in width towards the center. The dancing eagle kachina measures a whopping 2-3/8" X 2-1/8" and the height at the center of the triple silver shank cuff measures around 1-3/4". Sterling silver. Cir. Mid century . The inside end to end measures around 5-1/4" with an additional 1-1/4" gap. Sturdy 44 grams. Kachinas are spiritual beings in Pueblo Native American cultures, including the Zuni. They are believed to represent different aspects of nature, such as animals, plants, or celestial bodies, and are associated with various rituals and ceremonies. Kachina figures are commonly depicted in art and jewelry. In the case of a Zuni inlaid dancing kachina bracelet, it would likely be crafted using the traditional Zuni technique of stone channel inlay. This technique involves carefully cutting channels into the surface of the jewelry piece and fitting inlays of various stones, such as turquoise, coral, shell, jet, or mother-of-pearl, to create a mosaic-like design. The specific design of the dancing kachina bracelet can vary depending on the artist's interpretation and creativity. It may feature a single kachina figure or multiple dancing kachinas, often depicted in ceremonial regalia and posing in dynamic or celebratory positions. Zuni inlaid jewelry, including dancing kachina bracelets, is highly sought after by collectors and those interested in Native American art. These pieces are not only beautiful adornments but also represent the cultural heritage and artistic skills of the Zuni people.
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