Navajo Rugs
1970s Tumbling Block Illusion Weaving
51" x 80"
Twin Rocks Private Reserve

Woven line upon line, block upon block, and finally showing depth and dimension.  Very much like the homeland and people of Dinetah.  There is more here than meets the eye, something that takes time and patience to understand.  Warp and weft laid-out in layers of linear form and a high degree of difficulty creating tumbling blocks enhanced by light and shadow.

$2,500.00

Navajo Rugs
Pictures of the Rez Pictorial Weaving
15" x 17"

Focused on the land, the animals, education and life, the Navajo world is one of basics.  Revering the animals created by the supernaturals and gifted to them makes these people prosperous and healthy.  This involves staying in close touch with the Earth, finding harmony and balance.

$250.00

Zuni Jewelry
1950s Zuni handmade Rainbow Man Pin inlayed with Turquoise, Jet, Coral and Mother of Pearl
7/8" tall x 1 3/8" wide
Twin Rocks Private Reserve

Rainbows grace the heavens above the sacred worlds as pathways of the deities.  To span the sky world and look down upon such wonder and stark beauty is surely inspired by divinity.  It is hard to hide from those who watch from above.  Openly accept their guidance and protection and your path may become one of beauty and harmony.

$250.00

Zuni Jewelry
1960s Handmade Sterling Silver Eagle Dancer Buckle and Pin Set Inlayed with Turquoise, Jet, Coral and Mother of Pearl
Buckle - 2 3/8" tall x 2 3/4" wide
Pin - 2 1/4 diameter
Twin Rocks Private Reserve

Eagles are of two worlds, the earth and sky.  They are privileged beings having a broader perspective and greater experience; they are messengers to the Gods.  One of man's greatest desires is to soar like the eagle, to touch the heavens on feathers light as the breeze.  Earth bound beings can only dance, but to dance is to dream and to dream is to fly.

$1,975.00

Santo Domingo Jewelry
Handcut, Shaped and Strung Natural Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Bead Necklace
19 1/8" long

The world above is graced with benevolent beings bent on moving humans toward higher aspirations through subtle subsidies such as Skystone, which is blue like the vaulted heavens.  Navajo people believe turquoise is a piece of sky tossed down to Earth by heavenly hands, and that the wearers of this mineral pay tribute to a higher power by adorning him or herself with the stone.

$495.00