Turquoise Mountain Lizard Buckle necklaces Hand Coiled Pictorial Basket made

Hand Coiled Pictorial Basket made from Sumac

Finely Woven Two Grey Hills Weaving with All Natural Wool Colors

This charming Jemez storyteller pottery sculpture by Rose Pecos (Rose Pecos-Sun Rhodes) features a seated grandmother surrounded by four grandchildren

Antique Navajo (circa 1930s) Ganado Weaving with Homespun Wool and a Red Background

Large Storm Pattern Weaving made with Natural Undyed Wool

Turquoise Mountain Lizard Buckle necklaces Hand Coiled Pictorial Basket madeSterling silver belt buckle featuring Victor Coochwytewas classic lizard motif, set with a large natural turquoise stone from the Turquoise Mountain mine in Arizona. The bold turquoise cabochon is framed in a clean bezel and centered within Victors finely engraved lizard design. In Hopi symbolism, the lizard is associated with agility, survival, and the ability to navigate between worlds, making it a fitting emblem for protection and adaptability.