• Indian Praying w/ Open Arms
• Resin based: Cold cast bronze Sculpture
• Measures 7.5″ in height
• Gift boxed
• Ships in 1-2 Business days

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Native American Indian Sculpture – Indian Praying w/ Open Arms

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Order this bargain today! Made with the best of quality! The Mixture of Faux and Turquoise is nicely accented in this beautiful necklace by beads that bring the Native American influence to any outfit! Eyecatching, exotic AND affordable! Click here to order the Faux Turquoise Bone Choker

Uday – To Rise – Faux Turquoise Bone Choker

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This is a high quality piece of authentic Native American, Navajo pottery. This unique piece of Navajo horse hair pottery uses real horse hair during the firing process to decorate the rustic vase. The artist throws the pieces of horse hair onto the pottery at just the right time to cause it to stick and melt into the piece.

Click picture to see detail. This causes a permanent application of the horse hair to the pot. The piece is also hand etched to yield the famous look that everyone loves. Each piece is unique, no two are alike. This piece would be perfect for any southwest style, western decor or cabin. It would also make a great special gift.

Measures 2.5″ tall, 3″ wide.

Authentic Native American, Tribe – Navajo

Native American Navajo Pottery Vase 3×2″ -Horse Hair

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• Enlightened Expressions is the largest collection of Spirit-Filled and Religious Jewelry anywhere.
• We are committed to providing both quality and value.
• We offer only the very highest quality items and prices that are always fair.
• We hope you find just the right sacred item to remind you or your loved one.

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This beautiful Sterling Silver Jewelry Set is stunning to say the least! Necklace SpecificsMetal Type .925 Sterling Silver Stone Type Turquoise Pendant Measurements 1-3/4 x 1-1/2 Inches Chain Type Sterling Silver Chain Chain Length 20 Inches Earring Specifics Metal Type .925 Sterling Silver Stone Type Turquoise Earring Measurements 3/4 x 5/8 Inches Hallmark Sterling This beautiful Jewelry set is a stunning and heart warming set that will remind the wearer of the important things in life each time they feel it, put it on or take it off. Enlightened Expressions sells only the highest quality items and offers the largest collection of Jewelry. With thousands of jewelry items you are sure to find what you need at our store.

925 Silver Native American Style Turquoise Jewelry Set

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• A HinsonGayle signature design.
• Prepare to turn heads. This super sexy pearl necklace is a true show stopper!
• Handpicked AAA-grade large keshi pearl necklace is 1.5 to 2 inches wide at the widest point.
• The quintessential stress-free gift; our elegant gift box and storage pouch will impress.
• Necklace is approximately 20 inches long and rests near the 18-inch level due to the extreme pearl size.

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***Handcrafted pearl necklace. Composed of premium chocolate brown freshwater keshi pearls.

HinsonGayle 15-25mm Chocolate Keshi Freshwater Pearl Necklace

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• Enlightened Expressions is the largest collection of Spirit-Filled and Religious Jewelry anywhere.
• We are committed to providing both quality and value.
• We offer only the very highest quality items and prices that are always fair.
• We hope you find just the right sacred item to remind you or your loved one.

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This beautiful sterling silver pendant contains genuine turquoise, inlaid in sterling silver channel in a shield shape. The turquoise is a nice combination of greens with a little bit of blue. The hallmark is “Danny” and “Sterling”, stamped on the back. This pendant comes complete with a 20″ silverplated Cobra chain which can be easily upgraded for a few extra dollars, just ask us about it. Some Native American jewelry is unsigned (no hallmark); because of this, we are not absolutely certain of this pendant’s origin. If this is a signed piece with a hallmark, we are unsure of the artist’s full name and tribe. Item SpecificsMetal Type: .925 Sterling Silver Stone(s) Type: Genuine Turquoise Weight: 4 grams Measurements: 1 7/16″ x 9/16″ Navajo Tribe The Navajo or Diné of the Southwestern United States are the second largest Native American tribe of Northern America. In the 2000 U.S. census, 298,197 people claimed to be fully or partly of Navajo ancestry. The Navajo Nation constitutes an independent governmental body which manages the Navajo Indian reservation in the Four Corners area of the United States. The traditional Navajo language is still largely spoken throughout the region, although most Navajo speak English fluently as well. Navajo refer to themselves in their native language as Diné, which is translated as “the People” in English. Zuni Tribe The Zuni (also spelled Zuñi by the Spanish and in early 20th Century ethnological texts) or A:shiwi (as the Zuni refer to themselves in their own language) are a Native American tribe, one of the Pueblo peoples, most of whom live in the Pueblo of Zuni on the Zuni River, a tributary of the Little Colorado River, in western New Mexico, United States. Zuñi is 55 km (35 miles) south of Gallup, New Mexico and has a population of about 12,000, with over 80% being Native Americans. They are known for their unique culture and cuisine. The Zuni, like other Pueblo peoples, are believed to be the descendants of the Ancient

Native American Style Turquoise 925 Silver Pendant Ak

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• Native American handcrafted Squashblossam
• Sterling Silver, genuine denim lapis, and hallmarked
• Measures 23″

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The impressive one of a kind Sterling silver ceremonial Squash blossom with

clustered blue Denim Lapis stones

is hand crafted by the NATIVE AMERICAN silversmith/artist “JW”

THE SYMBOL IS HALLMARKED ON back of THE CENTER PIECE

Total chain length is 23″-24″.
Center piece is about 3″ diameter.
Traditionl Hook & Eye Clasp

Will make a special gift for those who love to wear authentic Jewelry

made by Native Americans.

Pure Sterling Silver Squash Blossom Native American Necklace with Denim Lapis

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• Beautiful! Navajo: Peyote-Bird Sterling-silver Turquoise Dangle-Earrings.
• The Peyote Bird is a mystical spirit force in the Native American Culture giving strength and guidance to understanding one’s place in the universe. Navajo Indian made from Northern New Mexico by artist Glady Wilson.
• Great length at 1 1/2 inch from top to bottom.
• Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

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Beautiful! Navajo: Peyote-Bird Sterling-silver Turquoise Dangle-Earrings. Navajo Indian made from Northern New Mexico. Round Genuine shadow box style with a high polish top and Hypoallergenic post and clutch backs. Great length at 1 1/2 inch from top to bottom. A must have accessory for daytime or evening wear. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Beautiful! Navajo: Sterling-silver & Turquoise Peyote Bird Dangle-Earrings designed by artist Glady Wilson.

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One of the most prevailing and memorable items used in combat are tomahawks as seen in many western movies. The tomahawk is used as a decorative and conversation piece, providing hours of intellectual analysis although no one could guess they would have much use in today’s modern age. The Native American tomahawk is seen as an icon which was used during war. North American tribes have been the prominent users of this item. The name of this Indian weapon, tomahawk, came from an Algonquian word.

The original look of the Native tomahawk was a stone head secured to a wooden handle with leather. Another way the tomahawk could have been made was with a wooden handle which was secured in a bored hole on the stone. When the Europeans infiltrated the New World, there were other kinds of tomahawks made. Just as the hatchet we know of today, they were made of metal. They were also known as trade tomahawks. The initial use of Native American tomahawks was for hand to hand combat. In addition, it was used as both a mid or long range weapon to be thrown at the attacking enemy. Like other kinds of artifacts, the tomahawk was also used for ceremonial purposes. In some tribes, the tomahawk was laid to the ground during council meetings. It meant war will commence and it was approved, when a leader took the tomahawk from the ground. It meant that the warfare had ended if the tomahawk was buried. This is where the famous line, “bury the hatchet” came from.

Aside from its social and historical context, the allure of the tomahawk today rests upon the ornate and impeccable detailing on the handles as well as on the base of the stone weapon. Artists today craft tomahawks with ornate details and natural coverings made of leather and fur. The result was a beautiful piece of art which could be used as wall decor. For those who want to add to their historical pieces of cultural Indian artifacts, these very unique Native American tomahawks have become a great item. The tomahawk becomes a special gift today from a Native American to a person of importance during a tribal meeting.

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Even before Christopher Columbus stepped foot in the New World, tobacco followed the Indian trade routes all throughout the continent. Part of the important rituals and ceremonies of many tribes is pipe smoking. Maybe even more than the tobacco itself, the craftsmanship of the pipe has been given much importance. There are many different pipes made with individual features.

The Pipestone is one of the most common types of pipes. Many know it as the Calumet. This type of pipe has been used for centuries for various rituals and ceremonies. The Sioux tribe and other Plains Indian tribes used the popular peace pipe. A wooden stem is attached to a carved calamite or pipestone for a Calumet Pipe to be made. Because of trading with other tribes, this indigenous product became available all throughout the country.

A smaller pipe from the Iroquois as well as Cherokee tribes was another variety. Southwest Indians also used antlers as pipes. The tomahawk pipe was made in the post-Columbian America. Also very popular in Native America is the Elbow Pipe.

Effigy pipes are also famous. Eagles are some of the more popular carved animals. The variety and craftsmanship of these pipes vary from tribe to tribe, but they all have one common factor. Native Americans have always paid close attention to the craftsmanship and details. These pipes are symbolic and hold great importance and are created beautifully from objects from nature.

Native American pipes can be used for ceremonies where people would pass around the pipe in a clockwise direction. In more social events, when the host lights up the pipe, it would mean that it is time for the guests to head home. These subtle and unique things make the use of the Native American pipe very insightful. These pipes made by Native Americans make wonderful artifacts. A fun hobby for pipe lovers is to discover the unique variety of well crafted and rustic Indian pipes.

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