Southwestern Indian Jewelry
- A collector’s guide offers invaluable advice as well as an illustrated glossary of materials, techniques, objects, and designs
This ground-breaking volume opens by surveying the vividly coloured necklaces, earrings, and pins made in shell and stone from prehistoric times to the present, particularly in the Santo Domingo and Zuni pueblos. The focus then shifts to the much-admired and avidly collected work in silver – often set with turquoise and other stones – by Navajo, Hopi, and Zuni artists. The book culminates in an exploration of striking contemporary work in which many artists have adapted traditional approaches to create original designs. A collector’s guide offers invaluable advice as well as an illustrated glossary of materials, techniques, objects, and designs. A nationwide directory of sources concludes the book.
- Publisher
- Abbeville Press
- ISBN
- 9781558592827
- Published
- 1st Jul 1992
- Binding
- Hardback
- Territory
- World excluding USA, Canada, Puerto Rico, and Australia
- Size
- 239 mm x 269 mm
- Pages
- 240 Pages
Distributed by ACC Art Books
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