Sterling Earrings Native American Hopi Kokopelli Eagle Claw Hallmark

Description

View Sterling Earrings Native American Hopi Kokopelli Eagle Claw Hallmark with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The Kokopelli flute player is traditionally a Hopi Kachina for fertility. These 925 Sterling Silver Earrings (possibly by Navajo BENNIE RATION) are a beautiful representation of Native American jewelry. The oval-shaped earrings feature a Western theme with signs and symbols, showcasing a style perfect for those who appreciate ethnic and regional accessories.  The Kokopelli flute player is traditionally a Hopi Kachina for fertility. The sterling silver metal and butterfly closure add a touch of elegance to the vintage piece, making it a unique and signed addition to any jewelry collection. Made in the United States, these earrings are a testament to traditional craftsmanship and cultural pride.  ***Signed with a bird foot/claw and letter R. Acid tested for 925 Sterling. Kokopelli represents fertility, harvest, music, and joy in many Native American cultures of the Southwest, often depicted as a humpbacked flute player who brings the changing seasons.  He is also seen as a trickster figure, a god of craftsmanship, and a harbinger of good luck and spring.  In some legends, he is a wandering trader, and his hump is said to carry goods, seeds, or even babies. Condition: Pre-owned. Category: Jewelry & Watches › Ethnic, Regional & Tribal › Earrings. Brand: Native American.

Ethnic & Regional Style

Native American

Shape

Oval

Closure

Butterfly

Signed

Yes

Metal

Sterling Silver

Item Length

20.5mm

Vintage

Yes

Main Stone

No Stone

Ear Area

Lobe

Brand

Native American

Type

Earrings

Metal Purity

925

Style

Huggie

Theme

Ethnic, Signs & Symbols, Western

Tribal Affiliation

Hopi

Country of Origin

United States