Bear (Shash) man bracelets which hold significant cultural value

which hold significant cultural value in Navajo tradition

Roy learned traditional silversmithing from his father and continues to honor the artistry of his Todích'íí'nii (Bitter Water) clan through each piece he creates

five polished abalone shell drops create a graceful centerpiece

Whether you are looking for the piece that speaks to your soul and reminds you that you are a strong

and turquoise come together in a necklace that feels bright

Bear (Shash) man bracelets which hold significant cultural valueBear Shash, is one of the creatures that is most human when his skin is removed. Because the bear looks human, the old people, when talking about the bear, would call it a brother or sister. The bear is remembered and mentioned when the first shoe game is played. He sleeps during the entire game and in the morning when all had left he didn't make it to the colors of paint that everyone else used to paint themselves. But, the sunlight singed the end of