Description
- Triangle earrings by a Hopi silversmith Stewart Dacawyma
- Stewart Tewawina Dacawyma is a Hopi silversmith from the village of Shungopavi, known for his work in the Hopi overlay technique.
- He is a member of the Snow clan and is the nephew of the renowned Hopi artist Bernard Dawahoya.
- Dacawyma, who began his career in 1976, is recognized for his detailed work often featuring traditional Hopi designs like water, waves, and rain clouds, and his hallmark is a “One-Horn Society” symbol.
- To To learn more about Hopi jewelry and it’s history, please click HERE!
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Condition
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Vintage
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Length of Earrings
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5/8″ Wide x 1″ Tall ( 1-1/4″ with hooks)
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Composition
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Sterling Silver
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Weight in grams
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7.5
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Artist’s Identity
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Stewart Dacawyma Hopi Silversmith |
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Hallmarks
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One Horn Society, Sterling
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