You'll be sure to turn heads when you walk into a room with this Traditional Overlaid Navajo Design Silver Cuff Bracelet! The glistening Sterling Silver cuff bracelet features an overlaid southwest Native American Indian design. The Navajo inspired bracelet was created from one plate of silver with detailed cut out symbols and one plate of silver that were soldered together. A charcoal black patina fills the negative space of the traditional pattern. This durable heavy gauge "silver on silver" overlaid bracelet is a high quality piece. Slip this silver cuff bracelet on with any of the other Sterling Silver jewelry you've acquired as it is will complement any piece. Made here in our shop by our ingenious silversmith J.R. Jackson. The bracelet is 1-1/4" wide. This bracelet is priced to fit a 7-1/2" to an 8" wrist. Stamped Sterling and with the hallmark, JXN and a broken arrow.

Silver and Jeweler's Gold Hand Engraved Trophy Belt Buckle

Show off your Southwestern style with this exclusively designed belt buckle.This rodeo buckle showcases a Barrel Racer, with initials, accented with floral hand engraved scrollwork for that uniquely American West look! The letters & barrel racer were created from Jeweler's Gold & are surrounded by hand engraved Western scroll designs on a large trophy belt buckle. This rodeo trophy buckle is surrounded by an outer border of hand stamped stars. This hand engraved German Silver & Jeweler's Gold trophy buckle measures in at 4-1/8" wide by 3-1/8" tall with a 1-1/2" keeper. Made by our master silversmiths, the buckle is stamped Handmade & our "Broken Arrow" hallmark. This exact buckle is available for purchase, but we can also custom design a buckle with any logo or motto you require.

Please don't hesitate to call us at (800) 417-0024 for further assistance and info on a custom order for you. You can call (480)963-2284, fax (480)-688-8792 or email us at richard@allribes.com. We can can do it all from start to finish & our designers can make your image....reality. Custom made jewelry and accessories are our specialty! See related products for other designs and finishes!

Engraved Custom Silver Scalloped Edge Gold Initials Trophy Belt Buckle by JR Jackson

Two-step in style with this exclusively designed belt buckle made in our shop in Gilbert, Az.This rodeo buckle features Jeweler's Gold cursive initials, LA, accented with hand engraved Western scroll designs on a large trophy belt buckle for that unmistakeable American West look! This rodeo trophy buckle is surrounded by an outer border of hand stamped, antiqued stars which is then finished with a softly scalloped edge. This hand engraved German Silver & Jeweler's Gold trophy buckle measures in at 4" wide by 3-1/4" tall with a 1-1/2" keeper. This exact buckle is available for purchase, but we can also custom design a buckle to your specific needs.

Please don't hesitate to call us at (800) 417-0024 for further assistance and info on a custom order for you. You can call (480)963-2284, fax (480)-688-8792 or email us at richard@allribes.com. We can can do it all from start to finish & our designers can make your image....reality. We can can do it all from start to finish & our designers can make your image into wearable reality. Custom made jewelry and accessories are our specialty! See related products for other designs and finishes!

Hand crafted from start to finish this bear and bear paw belt buckle is made with very heavy gauge German silver. Perfected down to the smallest detail this belt buckle features the overlaid image of the traditional Bear symbol with a smaller bear paw below the Bear. Genuine Turquoise inlay complements this already beautiful buckle. This bear image was hand cut with perfect precision out of shining German Silver and overlaid onto the German Silver buckle. Silver on Silver, you can't go wrong with that. Made in our shop, right here, in Gilbert, Arizona. This impressive bear claw buckle is 2-1/4" by 3" with a 1-1/2" wide keeper on the back.

Genuine Turquoise Coral Amber Silver Handmade Belt Buckle

This Turquoise and Coral Hopi inspired traditional Belt Buckle is at the top of the line! This shining nickel Silver belt buckle has been hand stamped with traditional southwestern details. Pieces of genuine Turquoise, Amber and Coral have been masterfully chip inlaid into the Nickle Silver artfully adorning the Hopi designs. Turquoise and Coral are often used together in southwestern jewelry inspired by Navajo and Hopi traditions. Made in our shop, right here, in Gilbert, Arizona. It is 2-3/8" by 3-1/4" with a 1-1/2" keeper on the back. Stamped handmade and signed by the artist.

Navajo Native American Genuine Turquoise Silver Bear Paw Belt Buckle SIGNED

Made in our shop by Navajo artist Joey McCray. A true one of a kind! This buckle features a piece of genuine, top of the line, Sleeping Beauty Turquoise set in a powerful bear paw shadow box design. This shining Nickel Silver buckle has been hand stamped with traditional designs making this buckle a true piece of southwestern art. This buckle is 3" long, 2-1/2" wide, with a 1-1/2" keeper on the back. This buckle will make a strong statement. Signed with our hallmark.

A statement of strength and power. This hand stamped, hand made shadow box Bear Paw belt buckle is made of Nickel Silver with genuine, sky blue Sleeping Beauty Turquoise and red Coral nuggets. It measures 3" wide by about 2-1/2" tall. Made in our shop by Navajo silversmith Joey McCray. Stamped Handmade with a hallmark. The group shot demonstrates the range of variety from piece to piece.

This Custom Rodeo Championship Trophy Belt Buckle is an impressive Steer Wrestler Belt Buckle that you can definitely make a strong statement with. This is a great belt buckle to wear to the rodeo. This Trophy Belt Buckle was hand made from shining nickel Silver. The front of this Western buckle features traditional engraved old western fine line designs in Jeweler's Gold a.k.a. Red Brass. Old Western floral designs in nickel Silver has been overlaid onto this incredible Trophy Buckle. The edges are dressed with a Silver Bead Wire. Silver and Gold, you can't go wrong with that. This Trophy Buckle is made in our shop. This Steer Wrestler Rodeo Championship Custom Trophy Belt Buckle is 3-3/4" by 4-1/2" with a 1-1/2" wide keeper.

Golden Indian Chief Turquoise Coral Silver Buckle

This Golden Indian Chief Turquoise Coral Silver Belt Buckle can be just for you! This chief buckle features plenty of natural character with traditional chip inlay designs made from pieces of genuine Turquoise and Coral. This German Silver Belt Buckle has been engraved with traditional old western fine line designs. This hand made buckle has a great raised Golden Indian Chief at the center. This Turquoise and Coral belt buckle made in our shop and is 2-3/8" wide and 3-1/2" long with a 1-1/2" wide keeper on the back.

This one is meant to be worn with pride. This is a very, very heavy gauge belt buckle. This incredible buckle was hand made from start to finish. And, it is perfect down to the matting. This buckle features the overlaid image of the traditional Eagle and Sun Face. Genuine Turquoise and Red Coral inlay complement this already beautiful buckle. This image was hand cut with perfect precision out of shining nickel Silver and overlaid onto the nickel Silver buckle. Silver on Silver, you can't go wrong with that. Made in our shop, right here, in Gilbert, Arizona. This impressive buckle is 2-1/4" by 3" with a 1-1/2" wide keeper on the back.

This one is meant to be worn with pride. This is a very, very heavy gauge belt buckle. This incredible buckle was hand made from start to finish. It features the overlaid image of the traditional Man in the Maze symbol filled with Turquoise chips. This image was hand cut with perfect precision out of German Silver and overlaid onto the Engraved Silver buckle. Made in our shop, right here, in Gilbert, Arizona. This impressive buckle is 2-1/2" by 3-1/2". We can put any size keeper on the back you need from 1" to 2" in 1/4" increments (1-1/2" is the most common). Just let us know what you need.

This is a custom handmade horse belt buckle featuring western scroll work and intricate hand carved designs. Aligned on the left side of the belt buckle is the figure of a stallion bust inset into a circle. The gold horse and jewelers gold background provide great contrast with the German silver forefront. Measuring 4" wide by 3" tall this horse belt buckle will bring out the horse lover in the wearer. Made in our shop, right here, in Gilbert, Arizona. Signed and hallmarked.

Southwestern Mosaic Turquoise Silver Handmade Belt Buckle

This Turquoise Southwestern Hopi inspired traditional Belt Buckle is at the top of the line! This shining nickel Silver belt buckle has been hand stamped with traditional southwestern details. Pieces of genuine Turquoise have been masterfully chip inlaid into the Nickle Silver artfully adorning the Hopi designs. Hand made in our shop. It is 2-3/8" by 3-1/4" with a 1-1/2" keeper on the back. Stamped handmade.

Made in our shop by Navajo artist Joey McCray. A true one of a kind! This buckle features a piece of genuine, top of the line, Sleeping Beauty Turquoise set in a powerful bear paw shadow box design. This shining Nickel Silver buckle has been hand stamped with traditional designs making this buckle a true piece of southwestern art. This buckle is 3" long, 2-1/2" wide, with a 1-1/2" keeper on the back. This buckle will make a strong statement. Stamped Handmade with our hallmark.

A statement of strength and power. This hand stamped, hand made shadow box Bear Paw belt buckle is made of Nickle Silver with a genuine, sky blue Sleeping Beauty Turquoise nugget and a twist of Jeweler's Gold for extra highlights. It measures 3" wide by about 2-1/2" tall. Made in our shop by Navajo silversmith Joey McCray. Stamped Handmade with a hallmark. The group shot demonstrates the range of variety from piece to piece.

This Custom Made Turquoise Rodeo Buckle can be custom made just for you. This Buckle is made from shining nickel Silver. This Silver Buckle has been engraved with plenty of traditional old western floral designs. This Buckle features a Gold Fill image of a barrel racing rodeo cowboy. Plus, this buckle has Gold Fill twist wire and a Turquoise chip inlay design with initials. This Buckle can be custom made for you in our shop. We can put on any set of initials or any brand within reason. This buckle is 3" wide and 3-1/2" long and comes with a nickel Silver keeper. The keeper is 1-1/2" wide and 5/8" long. The photo is a great representation of what you'll receive.

Dress up your cowboy hat with some southwestern style! This Native American Beaded Hat band features a vast array of brilliant colorful seed beads that were intricately hand stitched to create this stunning traditional design from the southwest. The colors of these tiny seed beads include white, yellow, orange, red, aqua, and green apple green. This handsome 3/16" wide, 4-ply reddish brown leather hat band has two beaded tips that measure 1" by 1/4". The durable Native American hat band may be adjusted by pulling either cord running through the southwest patterned bead work. This detailed seed bead leather hat band is made by Native American artist Ralph Gallapoo. This removable, beaded hat band is sure to add that Native flair to your favorite cowboy hat!

For over forty years, Ralph Gallapoo has been designing and creating beautiful, intricate Native American beadwork. His ancestors were Pottawatomie, Nez Pierce, and French Canadian Native Indians. Gallapoo was a participant, competitor, and trader on the “Pow Wow” Circuit for more than ten years. As a life member of the Starhawk Society, he has been a traditional dancer as well as a gourd dancer for thirty years. Before his career in Indian art began, he served in the United States Marine Corps. Today , Gallapoo specializes in the Peyote stitch; however, is exceptionally talented in edge beading, lazy stitch, and appliqué. He has been commissioned to do all the bead work for accessories used in the Native American church such as dance outfits, rattles, and fans. Over the years, Gallapoo has been the recipient of various awards and ribbons for his masterful work with beads.

Navajo Indian Turquoise Coral Silver Bear Paw Belt Buckle.

Made in our shop by Navajo artist Joey McCray of Gallup, New Mexico. This buckle features the powerful image of the shadow box bear paw. A nugget of genuine Sleeping Beauty Turquoise and a nugget of Red Gold Coral have been set in nickel Silver bezels that have been sweated inside of the shadow box bringing color to the darkness. A glimmering, hand twisted nickel Silver wire dresses this buckle with the traditional, hand stamped designs. It is 2-1/2" by 3-1/8" with a 1-5/8" keeper on the back. Made with Nickel silver (German silver). Stamped, Hand Made and signed with the artist's hallmark.

How lucky we were to acquire this Collection of Limited Edition John Wayne Pencil Sketch Prints! This is a collector's dream! These original graphite pencil sketches were created by talented artist Ron Adair. Each of the five detailed sketches depicts a character portrayed by actor John Wayne in one of his award winning movies. The handsome prints are each 7-3/4" in width by 9-1/2" in length; however, when in the silver frame, they are 9-1/2" in width by 11-1/2" in length.

Limited edition print #225/500 is a portrait of Marshall Reuben J. 'Rooster' Cogburn with his trustee fire arms from the 1969 classic film “True Grit”. Print #295/500 depicts a scene from the same movie where a determined Marshall Reuben J. 'Rooster' Cogburn carries Mattie Ross to find help after she is bitten by a rattlesnake. Print #226/500 is a sketch of Colonel Mike Kirby in tactical gear from the 1968 action movie “The Green Berets”. There is the stoic face of Colonel Davy Crocket from the 1960 frontier film “The Alamo” with the limited edition print #218/500. And last, but not least, is print #299/500 with a close up of Capt. Nathan Cutting Brittles from “She Wore a Yellow Ribbon” in 1949 and the full figure of Sheriff John T. Chance in the 1959 western “Rio Bravo”. The bottom of each print is labeled with "The Duke". Signed in script by the artist "R. Adair" and numbered.

On May 26, 1907, John Wayne's parents welcomed him into this world. His birth name was Marion Robert Morrison, and he never legally changed it to John Wayne. His nickname "Duke" came from the family dog. There were actually 37 films that he starred in where the character had the name "John" and 6 films in which his character's name was "Duke".

After Adair drew the characters from John Wayne's movies, he sent illustrated copies to Mr. Wayne. He was very pleased and impressed. He responded with a letter on his own "John Wayne" letterhead and with his signature. A copy of this letter has been attached to the back of each frame.

Made the old fashioned way, the right way. The Sterling Silver used is of a very heavy gauge adorned with twist wire and hand made Sterling Silver drops. A solid Sterling Silver bracelet with depth, as well as character. These beautiful nuggets are number one grade genuine Sleeping Beauty Turquoise. A bracelet to be worn with pride of ownership. Made in our shop. This cuff bracelet will fit a 6-1/2" to a 7-1/2". it is 2" wide at the center. Signed with our hallmark, stamped Sterling.

If you would like this bracelet in a larger size larger, please indicate so in the comment box or call us at ( 800 417-0024 ). It will cost 30% more of the price shown for any size bigger than the above stated size due to the extra silver that has be used for the larger size.

These Sterling Silver Gecko Lizard French Hook Drop Earrings are totally delightful! The symbolic traditional Native American figure of a gecko was skillfully hand cut from Sterling Silver. Including the French hook, these silver French hook drop earrings are 1-5/8" long. This handcrafted jewelry is non-Indian made and the artist is not known. Beautify your ears with these adorable, whimsical creatures!

According to the Native American Zuni Pueblo Tribe, the Gecko was a sign of good luck and fortune. The symbol for the Gecko symbol has been found on early cave and rock petroglyphs, designs woven into baskets, carved fetishes, or personal charms, and on pottery. The southwest Zuni Indian people originated from a tribe that once lived in the same area some 1,000 years prior to the settling of Europeans in North America. They are an isolated culture that is known for their sculpture, utilitarian pottery, and artwork.

Native American Talking Stick

This Plains Indian Ceremonial Talking Stick Artifact belongs in your collection. Take it to your next corporate team building meeting. This Indian Talking Stick Artifact has been wrapped entirely in buckskin leather for soft natural textures. Each end of this wooden talking stick has been dressed with genuine rabbit fur. Genuine buckskin leather fringe, trade beads, genuine feathers, and genuine horse hair give this great Indian Talking Stick extra detail. This Plains Indian Talking Stick Artifact measures 12-1/2" long. This fantastic Indian Talking Stick Artifact comes in several choices of colors like; cream, yellow , green, tobacco, saddle, or chocolate brown leather. Let us know which color you prefer in the comment box as you check out.

While holding the spiritual talking stick, one must speak from the heart, not from the egotistical mind. These talking sticks make for great team building tools and offer up great Native American Indian décor for your office or home.

Superb Sterling Silver Native American Prize Winning Sculpture by Navajo, Alvin Vandever

We are accepting offers so please call Richard (480) 688-8792 to make an offer!

From the "Heart of the Navajo Nation" comes the winner of the "First Prize" ribbon at the 1996 Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Show in Gallup, New Mexico, the second biggest Pow-Wow in the Southwest!

You won't believe this is made of Sterling Silver but it is & it is an astonishing work of Native American art! This prize winning, highly collectible sculpture was created by Navajo Silversmith, Alvin Vandever when he was in his mid to late 20's, somewhere around 1995. With great care & attention, Alvin has created a Pueblo house that is unsurpassed in it its detail to the original. From the wood roof supports, Pueblo pottery & precisely detailed ladders, this magnificent structure doesn't miss a thing, including the hand stamped adobe brick work which surrounds the house. Equally compelling are the three small Mudheads that are trying to keep the Eagle Dancer from soaring to touch the heavens with their hand twisted Sterling wire rope! This Dancing Eagle Kachina doll is unmatched in Alvin's attention to detail. From every angle, there is something to see, from the fine lines of the feather work to the carving of his exquisite Eagle headdress & squash blossom necklace, the Eagle Kachina is a masterpiece in Sterling Silver. From the hand scratched plate of Sterling that represents desert sand to the small Sterling bells on his knees & hand stamped fur trim down his back, this handmade Sterling Silver sculpture is a thing of beauty! This is a highly collectible work of art that will grow in value over time. This Sterling Silver Native American sculpture is about 11-1/2" tall (including the base) and sits on a 12" square base. The base features an engraved nameplate with the sculpture's name, Kwau Koyemsi Kiva by: Alvin Vandever. The full sculpture includes a custom made plexi box that is removable. You won't find another like this, so don't hesitate on owning this museum quality sculpture; it would be a wonderful addition to your Native American collection!

Old Pawn Navajo Indian Genuine Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Silver Link Traditional Concho Belt.

A pattern that's been around since the 40's, designed by a good friend of Richard's, an old long time Indian trader. One of the best selling link conchos and one of the first concho belt designs. Aside from the history, this belt is an accessory to wear for all seasons and occasions. 18 die struck, traditionally stamped nickel Silver conchos (2-1/2" by 1-1/2") each dressed with a hand cut cabochon of genuine Sleeping Beauty Turquoise. Hand made with that Southwest Traditional charm we all love. Dress it up or dress it down, a heavy enough metal to look expensive with an inexpensive price. Wrap yourself in Southwest Tradition. Total length is 51". It is our pleasure to give you a choice of finish. You can order a high shine finish or an old pawn look (the Santa Fe) satin finish. Made in our shop. Stamped Hand Made and signed by the artist.

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This Native American bolo tie is one that you can definitely make a strong statement with. This incredible turquoise bolo tie was masterfully hand made out of heavy gauge sterling silver. This high end bolo holds beautiful nuggets of genuine Sleeping Beauty Turquoise. A hand twisted sterling silver wires give this bolo extra detail separating the hand stamped details from the stones and bezels. This Navajo Indian made bolo measures 2-3/4" long and 2-3/4" wide with a triangular flow. The 42" long bolo cord is a eight ply heavy duty leather with smooth neck line transitioning to the 3" sterling silver bolo tips. Stamped Sterling with our "Broken Arrow" hallmark. The photo is an excellent representation of the one of a kind handmade bolo you'll receive, stones may vary.

His or Hers One-of-a-Kind Real Elk Horn Belt Buckle with Star and Studs

If you're fond of the outdoors, you'll love this custom, his or hers, belt buckle that features real Elkhorn. A thick slice of Elk horn burr, the part that attaches to the elk's skull before it's shed, has been decorated with a large German Silver star in a circle & is surrounded with gold & silver toned studs. The Elk horn burr, left in its natural form, had been polished to a high shine for all your guy & gal pals to step back & admire. Ingenuity, reuse of natural resources & quality know-how created a high quality look and feel to this Western belt buckle, that is very practical to wear. The belt buckle measures 2-3/4" wide by 2-3/8" tall, 3/4" deep with a 1-3/4" keeper on the back. Live your life in style but feel free to get real & get rowdy with this Elk Horn belt buckle.....it can take it!

Kingman Turquoise, Red Coral and Gold on Silver Cuff Bracelet by Peter Hackert

Unsurpassed style & Southwestern sophistication are yours in this high polished to perfection, handmade Gold cuff bracelet. This handcrafted Turquoise & Red Coral hand stamped, cuff bracelet features a cabochon of Genuine Kingman Turquoise at the center. The sparkling, speckled stone is nested in a Jeweler's Gold smooth bezel that is wrapped in hand twisted wire rope. On either side of this handmade cuff are small teardrops of Red Coral & small turquoise rounds for a perfect pop of vibrant color. Sterling silver leaves, swirls & drops complement the beautiful Jeweler's Gold flourishes. This Jeweler's Gold on Sterling Silver band is hand stamped with traditional Southwestern designs that are very indicative of generations of Southwestern artistry. The bracelet is about 1/2" wide and will fit a 6 to 7" wrist. Made here in our shop in Gilbert, Az. by master silversmith, Peter Hackert, this handmade jewelry is stamped Jeweler's Gold, Sterling, P. Hackert with our "Broken Arrow" hallmark. See related products for matching handcrafted Gold jewelry.

Apache Indian Basket

Amazing! This is an incredible example of Native American basket weaving. Truly impressive! This 1950's basket would make a perfect addition to anyone's collection! Hand made and decorated with a traditional Apache designs and has been beautifully finished down to the smallest detail. Tightly woven this basket is in perfect condition and considering its age this is a rare opportunity. Don't let this one slip away! This Native American Apache basket measures 19 1/2" in diameter and 3" deep.

Part of the Lake Powell Collection. This basket was acquired from a couple living in Page Arizona during the construction of the Glen Canyon Dam from 1955 to 1964. They developed a great relationship with local Apache, Navajo and Hopi weavers and have decided to share these collectible authentic baskets with other interested collectors.

This Navajo Indian Jewelry Turquoise Nickel Silver Back, Sterling Silver Front Bolo Tie is an incredible piece of handmade Native American jewelry art. It was masterfully hand crafted by Navajo Indian jewelry artist Jimmy Emerson. Jimmy has worked with us for over twenty years creating his signature high quality Turquoise jewelry. This bolo tie prominently features a large stone of genuine Turquoise. This impressive aqua blue Turquoise appears in a handmade bolo of Sterling Silver. These Turquoise Bolos range in size from 2-3/4" long and 2-3/8" wide.The cord is 44" long.

Navajo Indian Turquoise Silver Bear Paw Belt Buckle.

The Native American Indian buckle is one that you can definitely make a strong statement with. This incredible belt buckle was masterfully hand made out of German Silver. A hand cut traditional bear paw symbol helps create a deep German Silver shadow box. The palm of the bear paw holds two nuggets of genuine sky blue Sleeping Beauty Turquoise. Traditional hand stamped southwestern designs help give this buckle the perfect look. A hand twisted Sterling Silver wire gives this buckle a traditional rope design. This Navajo Indian made buckle is 2-3/8" by 3" with a 1-1/2" wide keeper on the back. Made in our shop. Stamped Hand Made and Signed with our hallmark. Turquoise nuggets may slightly vary. The photo is an excellent representation of the one of a kind hand made buckle you'll receive.

One-of-a-Kind Real Elk Horn and Silver Elk Head Bolo Tie and Tips

His or Hers One-of-a-Kind Real Elk Horn Belt Buckle with Star and Studs

If you're fond of the outdoors, you'll love this custom, his or hers, bolo tie that features real Elkhorn and Chrysocolla. A thick slice of Elk horn burr, the part that attaches to the elk's skull before it's shed, holds a large, vivid, green-blue stone of genuine Chysocolla. The large stone features an amazing array of mottled coloring with brown & black specks throughout. Ingenuity, reuse of natural resources & quality know-how created a high quality look and feel to this bolo tie, that is very practical to wear & would make a wonderful gift for a man or woman. The bolo measures 2-3/4" tall by 1-1/4" tall and about 1/2" deep. Each end is finished with a 3" long piece of Elk Horn that tapers gracefully from top to bottom. They hang perfectly from this 42", end to end, 10 ply black leather bolo cord. The new bolo cord features a comfort band that will lay flat against your neck. Bring a little outdoors, indoors but feel free to get real & get rowdy with this Elk Horn Bolo Tie and Tips.....it can take it!

This 7th Cavalry Spittoon is an incredibly well made replica of a true piece of American History. It's a big one, too, made exactly the way they fashioned them in the old west. This spittoon was made from brass and it's meant to last a lifetime! The design on the front is of the 7th Cavalry arms of two swords crossing with a 7 and an A. The spittoon is 10" tall and 26-1/2" in circumference. You will be receiving one of the items in the pictures.

Kingman Birdseye Turquoise and Silver Leather Ketoh Navajo Bracelet

This Ketoh cuff bracelet is made to order!

Fashioned originally as a bow guard for your wrist, these leather cuff protectors have become a statement piece for a man or woman to add authenticity & style to your contemporary or western wear. This Kingman, Az Turquoise and Silver Navajo Ketoh features a large display of genuine Birdseye Turquoise in a traditional, cluster flower design. These gorgeous green-blue stones are set into Sterling Silver bezels against a large, antiqued German Silver concho. The edges are scalloped & hand stamped with simple, traditional symbols. The large center concho is accented with a small, Sterling Silver concho on either side that holds a small Birdseye Turquoise round stone. These small conchos are stamped & scalloped in intricate detail to complete this big, leather cuff! The center concho measures 3" tall by 2-/12" wide, the small accent conchos measure almost 7/8" tall by 3/4" wide. The black leather cuff measures 3-3/4" wide and can be sized to your wrist. Made in our shop, in Gilbert, Az. in a team effort of Native American artisans. Stand out from the crowd with a nod to the Old West in these well-made bow & arrow wrist protectors of days gone-by!

If you would like this bracelet in a larger size larger, please indicate so in the comment box or call us at ( 800 417-0024 ). It will cost 30% more of the price shown for any size bigger than the above stated size due to the extra silver that has be used for the larger size.

Hand Stamped Traditional Gold Cuff Bracelet by master silversmith, Peter Hackert

Unsurpassed style & Southwestern sophistication are yours in this high polished to perfection, handmade Gold cuff bracelet. This solid, Jeweler's Gold band is hand stamped with traditional Southwestern designs that are very indicative of generations of Southwestern artistry. The edges are softly scalloped to reflect the hand stamped designs throughout the cuff. The bracelet is slightly larger than 1/2" wide and will fit a 6 to 8" wrist. Made here in our shop in Gilbert, Az. by master silversmith, Peter Hackert, this handmade jewelry is stamped Jeweler's Gold, P. Hackert with our "Broken Arrow" hallmark. See related products for matching handcrafted Gold jewelry.

We can custom size this bracelet to fit any size wrist. any size above 7-1/2 will cost extra. Please feel free to give us a call for sizing instructions or questions.

This Custom Made Engraved Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet is an impressive piece, This bracelet features hand engraved fine line old western floral designs in Sterling Silver. This Bracelet also features Jeweler's Gold and floral design with a flower as the centerpiece. and a jewelers gold twist wire border. This Bracelet can be custom sized for you. This Silver and Gold Bracelet was made in our shop by Champion jewelry artist Jackson (JXN). It is 7/8" wide and it'll fit a 6" to a 7-1/2" wrist anything over will cost extra. You cant get anymore cowboy with this Western Cuff Bracelet.

Authentic Navajo 2 Grey Hills Storm Pattern Wool Rug Late 20th Century by Louise Johnson

A well-known Navajo rug pattern, Storm, will breathe fresh air into your home or office when you add this Native American rarity to your collection. Created by notable Navajo weaver, Louise Johnson, who is now in her 90's, this handmade rug will knock your socks off! Featuring a variant of the classic Storm Pattern, this handwoven rug was made the same way they have been made for generations. Louise hand cards & hand spins her wool until the perfect shade of wool is achieved. This time consuming process is clearly evident in the care & beauty she has coaxed from these yarns. Deep midnight black, White & Charcoal colors come alive in this traditional Navajo Rug design. Using black & white wool, these two colors were hand carded together until they became the beautiful & varying shades of gray you see in the photos. The rug features a tight weave and is in excellent condition. There are no stains, holes or age related imperfections. This Navajo rug is just beautiful. This vibrant, classic Southwestern rug measures 46" long & 28-1/2" wide. You will receive the exact Native American collectible rug pictured.

We don't know how much longer Louise will be weaving but her rugs are becoming as rare as an Arizona jackalope, don't miss out on owning this authentic Southwestern rug.

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This handsome Native American Zuni Knife Wing Kingman Turquoise Silver Bolo Tie is an impressive piece of hand made Zuni Indian jewelry art. A shimmering round Sterling Silver medallion with an etched outline, a figure of the Zuni deity Knife wing, and four natural Kingman Turquoise cabochons set in free form bezels create this collectible bolo. The gorgeous Turquoise stones and the glistening silver complement each other. The focal point of this piece is the hand etched Knife wing Kachina figure surrounded by the natural turquoise cabs. Turquoise and Sterling Silver continue to be a classic trend in the fashion industry. The silver bolo tips feature hand stamped floral designs, soldered seam beads, and dangling hand made, cylindrical drums. This Zuni Turquoise Bolo has a 3" circumference, and the black leather bolo tie measures 39". Stamped Sterling and a "broken arrow".

Popo & Ruby Lee "PROUD AMERICAN" Lithograph Print signed in 1974. The print measures 28 X 22 inches and the frame with matting is 34.5 X 28.5 inches. The matting is a terra cotta color and the frame is made of wood. This was a limited edition print, they did not print many of these. It is a beautiful and rare piece of art that would make an impact to any collection.

Chief Waterflower was a little known Native American artist and medicine man who got peoples attention for his practice of drawing upside down. His workplace was often a table at the local bar in South Dakota. He would often sketch in a drawing tablet but a napkin or place mat could fill in when the tablet was unavailable. He would amaze people by drawing upside down right in front of them while passing along a few lessons in drawing or in living. He was known to give the drawings away to those who showed interest. This particular work, done on a place mat type paper, is special because it has the handwritten label by Chief Waterflower himself stating: "This was done upside down. I'm a great grandson of the great Nez Perce's Indian warrior Chief Joseph 1840-1924". It is signed in reverse, Chief Waterflower, 12-8-1980 and signed again in the lower left hand corner Waterflower, 12-8-1980. It features the great Chief Joseph mounted on his horse holding a spear. What a unique and humble piece of Native American history and artistry to add it to your collection. The artwork itself measures 10" by 10" and was professionally framed sometime in the 1980's in a 22" by 26" frame.

Born in 1840, Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce is one of the most well known Native American Chiefs in American History. Known as a "peacemaker", Chief Joseph was pushed to his limits when the United States government broke treaties he worked so hard to negotiate. This painting sketch was hand sketched in 1980 by the great grandson of Chief Joseph, known to many as Chief Waterflower. The musician Jimmy Baker cites Waterflower as his medicine chief and friend during the mid 1970's. Another encounter with Waterflower is told by a woman from South Dakota. To read it click here. It is not known how old Chief Waterflower was or if he is still alive, but his story now lives on with this rare work of true Indian art.

This brilliant oil painting is a a one of a kind Southwestern wall hanging. Depicting an innocent native child, this oil painting will stand the test of time. The grave detail Hebber put into this painting really comes to life and looks like an actual picture. Professionally framed in a 3" wide wooden frame with brass accents the oil painting itself measures 7 1/2" by 9". Add a great one of a kind oil painting to your Southwestern Home decor. This original oil painting is signed by the artist K Hebber.

"Reflections" Water on the desert can be a chancy proposition for the greenhorn. The Native American knew where these watering holes were and when they were full. These two fellows enjoy a moment in thought and reflection.

Gretchen Price received her art education from both the LA Art Center and Brigham Young University where she received a Bachelor degree in Fine Art. After finishing school, she and her whole clan returned to Arizona where two more children were added to her family. During this time she and her husband lived and taught school on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation. Gretchen developed a great love, insight, and sensitivity for the people and culture of the White Mountain Apache. She is a founding member of the Whiteriver Artist Association where recently, Tribal Chairman, Ronnie Lupe, expressed his appreciation for her paintings, saying they were masterful, wonderful and show the beauty of his reality. She and her husband, Mel, now reside in Mesa, Arizona.

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"The Gahn" The crowning spirits of Apache lore, these mortals join their spirit counterparts in a dance for protection and courage, enlightenment and wisdom. All of the the syncopated rhythms: the fire flickering, the drums, moccasined feet and clinking body ornaments come together in this strangely surreal yet richly compelling dance for the blessing of the gods.

Gretchen Price received her art education from both the LA Art Center and Brigham Young University where she received a Bachelor degree in Fine Art. After finishing school, she and her whole clan returned to Arizona where two more children were added to her family. During this time she and her husband lived and taught school on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation. Gretchen developed a great love, insight, and sensitivity for the people and culture of the White Mountain Apache. She is a founding member of the Whiteriver Artist Association where recently, Tribal Chairman, Ronnie Lupe, expressed his appreciation for her paintings, saying they were masterful, wonderful and show the beauty of his reality. She and her husband, Mel, now reside in Mesa, Arizona.

"The Fortress" What a great spot for an ambush or a retreat. There was a running spring, and shielding these armed and dangerous warriors on three sides, there was an impenetrable wall of rock. Because of tactics like these and other survival strategies, the White Mountain and San Carlos Apache were the last Western Native American people left standing.

Gretchen Price received her art education from both the LA Art Center and Brigham Young University where she received a Bachelor degree in Fine Art. After finishing school, she and her whole clan returned to Arizona where two more children were added to her family. During this time she and her husband lived and taught school on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation. Gretchen developed a great love, insight, and sensitivity for the people and culture of the White Mountain Apache. She is a founding member of the Whiteriver Artist Association where recently, Tribal Chairman, Ronnie Lupe, expressed his appreciation for her paintings, saying they were masterful, wonderful and show the beauty of his reality. She and her husband, Mel, now reside in Mesa, Arizona.

Shipping a Giclιe mounted on a frame is far too costly. For this reason, all Giclιe prints are shipped rolled in a tube. A local craft or frame store can mount this quality Giclιe for a fraction of what it costs to safely ship mounted. Please call to discuss arrangements for shipping mounted Giclιes.

"Honeymoon Trail" In the desert the early in the morning is so beautiful, so rough and rugged, twitchy and thorny. It shelters all kinds of wildlife including Gila monsters and tarantulas. Who would want to ride a horse through this parched and prickly land?The Honeymooners of course.

Gretchen Price received her art education from both the LA Art Center and Brigham Young University where she received a Bachelor degree in Fine Art. After finishing school, she and her whole clan returned to Arizona where two more children were added to her family. During this time she and her husband lived and taught school on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation. Gretchen developed a great love, insight, and sensitivity for the people and culture of the White Mountain Apache. She is a founding member of the Whiteriver Artist Association where recently, Tribal Chairman, Ronnie Lupe, expressed his appreciation for her paintings, saying they were masterful, wonderful and show the beauty of his reality. She and her husband, Mel, now reside in Mesa, Arizona.

Shipping a Giclιe mounted on a frame is far too costly. For this reason, all Giclιe prints are shipped rolled in a tube. A local craft or frame store can mount this quality Giclιe for a fraction of what it costs to safely ship mounted. Please call to discuss arrangements for shipping mounted Giclιes.

"Out Of Bounds" Giclιe from a 16x20 oil on canvas. The Salt River, once an amazing desert watercourse, now quietly disappears into the sands. But when the Apache were still raiding northern Sonoran pueblos for horses and women, the Superstitions and the Salt were the last frontier.

Gretchen Price received her art education from both the LA Art Center and Brigham Young University where she received a Bachelor degree in Fine Art. After finishing school, she and her whole clan returned to Arizona where two more children were added to her family. During this time she and her husband lived and taught school on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation. Gretchen developed a great love, insight, and sensitivity for the people and culture of the White Mountain Apache. She is a founding member of the Whiteriver Artist Association where recently, Tribal Chairman, Ronnie Lupe, expressed his appreciation for her paintings, saying they were masterful, wonderful and show the beauty of his reality. She and her husband, Mel, now reside in Mesa, Arizona.

Shipping a Giclιe mounted on a frame is far too costly. For this reason, all Giclιe prints are shipped rolled in a tube. A local craft or frame store can mount this quality Giclιe for a fraction of what it costs to safely ship mounted. Please call to discuss arrangements for shipping mounted Giclιes.

Superstition Downs 36"x48", Not only did the Apache steel horses, they loved to race them. But they weren't particular about the lot of rules, just one: one winner takes all!

Gretchen Price received her art education from both the LA Art Center and Brigham Young University where she received a Bachelor degree in Fine Art. After finishing school, she and her whole clan returned to Arizona where two more children were added to her family. During this time she and her husband lived and taught school on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation. Gretchen developed a great love, insight, and sensitivity for the people and culture of the White Mountain Apache. She is a founding member of the Whiteriver Artist Association where recently, Tribal Chairman, Ronnie Lupe, expressed his appreciation for her paintings, saying they were masterful, wonderful and show the beauty of his reality. She and her husband, Mel, now reside in Mesa, Arizona.

Shipping a Giclιe mounted on a frame is far too costly. For this reason, all Giclιe prints are shipped rolled in a tube. A local craft or frame store can mount this quality Giclιe for a fraction of what it costs to safely ship mounted. Please call to discuss arrangements for shipping mounted Giclιes.

Original Navajo painting from the heart of the Indian Nation. The artist, J.C. Black, is known for his portrayal of traditional Navajo subjects with amazing light and color. With their tepee set up and campfire burning, two Navajo men play a little flute as the sun sets behind the forest. The fiery sunset makes the forest appear to be on fire and the clouds in the sky take the role of smoke plumes. In the clouds, the spirit of the buffalo watches over the two campers. Here the mystery and power of Navajo life is presented with intense splendor. This high quality Giclée is printed on canvas. The original acrylic painting was professionally reproduced with J.C. Black's permission. This print precisely captures every brush stroke and Black's exceptional use of color. It comes from a limited edition of 100 and each is numbered. Painted by Navajo artist J.C. black. The canvas print is 24" by 36" and is unframed.

Navajo artist J.C. Black resides in Red Valley, AZ on the Navajo Reservation. He started painting when he was about 11 years old by teaching himself. His artwork focuses on the Navajo experience and can be ordinary and realistic as well as inspiring and imaginative.

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Canyon de Chelly provides the backdrop for a procession of Navajo Yei Bi Chei dancers. The canyon, known for its cliff dwellings, is rendered in photo like detail. The leaves of the cottonwoods are golden with the approach of fall and frame the sun soaked cliffs beautifully. Black's subjects are often wearing unique traditional jewelry and accessories. The Yei Bi Chei Dancers are wearing Turquoise bead necklaces, Silver cuff bracelets and Turquoise Concho Belts. One of the dancers is dressed with a red fox fur wrap. The whole painting glows with color and the dancers really come to life. The artist, J.C. Black, is known for his portrayal of traditional Navajo subjects with amazing light and color. This high quality Giclée is printed on canvas. The original acrylic painting was professionally reproduced with J.C. Black's permission. This print precisely captures every brush stroke and Black's exceptional use of color. It comes from a limited edition of 100 and each is numbered. Painted by Navajo artist J.C. black. The canvas print is 24" by 36" and is unframed.

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Want to learn more about this artist? J.C. Black

This vivid scene is an abstract portrayal of the Sacred Plant and Navajo Yei Dancer. They focus outward, towards the viewer standing guard over the scene while color and light seem to jump all around them. The costumes and jewelry glow with color. This painting has a unique energy revealing the mystery and power of the Navajo spiritual existence. The artist, JC Black, is known for his portrayal of traditional Navajo subjects with amazing light and color. This high quality Giclée is printed on canvas. The original acrylic painting was professionally reproduced with J.C. Black's permission. This print precisely captures every brush stroke and Black's exceptional use of color. It comes from a limited edition of 100 and each is numbered. Painted by Navajo artist J.C. black. The canvas print is 24" by 36" and is unframed.

Shipping a Giclée mounted on a frame is far too costly. For this reason, all Giclée prints are shipped rolled in a tube. A local craft or frame store can mount this quality Giclée for a fraction of what it costs to safely ship mounted. Please call to discuss arrangements for shipping mounted Giclées.

Want to learn more about this artist? J.C. Black

Western American Paintings. Apaches loved their horses; they loved anyone's horses and private stock was always considered free game, and here shown in a mad dash back to the safety of the Superstition Mountains. This is a high quality Giclιe print from an original oil painting. This print precisely captures every brush stroke and Gretchen's exceptional use of color. It comes from a limited edition of 100. The Giclιe Print is signed and numbered by Gretchen Price. The print is 16" by 24"

Gretchen Price received her art education from both the LA Art Center and Brigham Young University where she received a Bachelor degree in Fine Art. After finishing school, she and her whole clan returned to Arizona where two more children were added to her family. During this time she and her husband lived and taught school on the White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation. Gretchen developed a great love, insight, and sensitivity for the people and culture of the White Mountain Apache. She is a founding member of the Whiteriver Artist Association where recently, Tribal Chairman, Ronnie Lupe, expressed his appreciation for her paintings, saying they were masterful, wonderful and show the beauty of his reality. She and her husband, Mel, now reside in Mesa, Arizona.

Shipping a Giclιe mounted on a frame is far too costly. For this reason, all Giclιe prints are shipped rolled in a tube. A local craft or frame store can mount this quality Giclιe for a fraction of what it costs to safely ship mounted. Please call to discuss arrangements for shipping mounted Giclιes.