Lee Edaakie Late 1950's Zuni Turquoise Bolo Tie Knifewing

Brand Lee Edaakie Style Bolo Main Stone Color Turquoise Main Stone Turquoise Ethnic & Regional Style Native American Metal Sterling Silver Color Blue Tribal Affiliation Zuni Lee Edaakie is best known for his exquisite channel and mosaic inlay jewelry. He is one of the jewelers that worked for Trader C.G. Wallace. This beautiful late 1950's Zuni Knifewing-Man is beautifully inlaid with natural turquoise.It measures, 2" long x 1 1/2" wide. I recently replaced braided leather cord and had the silver cleaned. The cord is 42" long. I inherited the piece from my grandmother who was Navajo. This Zuni Turquoise Bolo Tie Knifewing by Lee Edaakie is a beautiful piece of Native American jewelry. The bolo features a stunning blue color and is made of sterling silver. The closure is also a bolo, ensuring a secure fit for the wearer. The main stone is turquoise, and it is clear that the piece is designed with great attention to detail. The Zuni tribe is known for its unique and intricate jewelry, and this bolo is no exception. It would be an excellent addition to any collection or a perfect gift for someone who appreciates Native American art.