(Hopi, 1921-1991). The best-known jewelry artist among Indians of the Southwest, his fame transcends the American Indian world. His use of new materials and designs revolutionized jewelry making in the Southwest, and his work commands prices far beyond those of any other artist.
(Hopi, 1921-1991). The best-known jewelry artist among Indians of the Southwest, his fame transcends the American Indian world. His use of new materials and designs revolutionized jewelry making in the Southwest, and his work commands prices far beyond those of any other artist.
Available works:
N LL/37
A very elegantly draped necklace with 10 strands of small silver beads that have shell, coral and turquoise beads interspersed. The strands lay very nicely when worn and is quite striking. Hallmarked by Loloma on the silver cone. Straight length 21”, total weight 53 grams.
B 3454
A great hallmarked cast silver, 14k gold (tested) and Morenci turquoise bracelet by the master, similar to pieces in the LOLOMA book on page 113. Beautifully finished. Inside size 5 1/2” with a 1” opening (can be adjusted), width 1 7/8”, weight 116 grams.
PP/LOLOMA
Hardcover, out of print. The standard work on the artist, his career and his work. 209 pages with color photos. Good condition. Media Mail shipping included in price.