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Sterling Silver Eagle Dancer kachina.

 This is a Navajo Indian sterling silver, eagle dancer kachina, hand made, native american art, this kachina has a necklace, belt, and base set with gaspeite, VERY unusual with silver and gaspeite on a kachina.

These pictures DO NOT do this GREAT kachina justice! The gold like glow on the wing is an un-wanted flash reflection.
Navajo Indian made Sterling silver eagle, with gaspeite acccent stones.American Indian NAVAJO KACHINA, MADE OF Sterling silver, eagle pattern.

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 A Sterling silver dancer kachina. 
Wings spread and signed Eagle
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Eagle in picture I-48-9-100 Navajo Indian kachina. A Sterling silver Kachina Eagle dancer; will last for generations with minimal care. The one of 3 that we have ever had, a very high quality beautiful work of art. Weighs about 500 grams, 1/2 a kilogram; a little over a pound of sterling silver. A little over an 8 inch wing span, about 8 inches tall. This beautiful work of art has a gapeite belt, necklace, and on the surround at the base. VERY exceptional; Gaspeite and Sterling Silver!signed by Wilford Begay, Navajo. $1,980 $46
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American Indian Jewelry

Contemporary & Southwestern Jewelry Too!

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 This is a signed Navajo Sterling Silver Eagle kachina dancer, accented with gaspeite, by Wilford Begay.