Description
- Fabulous Comanche Drum Dancer Bolo Tie with carved stones from talented Zuni silversmith Eddie Beyuka.
- Edward lived from 1920-2002. He was a Zuni Pueblo lapidary artist and a proud World War II veteran.
- His work was historically featured in the famous August 1974 issue of Arizona Highways magazine and showcased at the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture in Santa Fe.
- Today, his pieces are highly prized by global collectors and preserved in institutions like the Peabody Museum at Harvard University.
- To view more great jewelry on this website, please click HERE!
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Bolo Tie Size
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Slide = 4-3/4″ tall x 3″ wide
Tips = 2″ tall, 46″ total length of bolo cord (including tips)
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Materials
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Sterling Silver, Turquoise, Mother of Pearl, Jet
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Weight in Grams (including cord & tips)
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92.3
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Hallmarks on Back
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EAB
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Artist’s Identity
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Eddie Beyuka, Zuni Silversmith
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Condition
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Vintage as shown
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