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Z Artie Yellowhorse - Navajo
1-3/4" Pendant
Size 4-X-Large
Dogwood Blossom/Flower 6B
Original Design
Sterling Silver
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Artie Yellowhorse, Navajo
Artie's famous original dogwood flower pendant. They are slightly domed and have 6 silver dots in the middle (3 large, 3 small). Like everything else Artie makes, these are handmade.
I usually also have this design in a link bracelet.
At time of posting, this is also in stock in several smaller versions. In the comparison photograph this is the largest piece, the one on the left. Comparison show XL - L - and M sizes
Check out the entire Dogwood selection by clicking Artie Yellowhorse Dogwood Collection.
Materials: Sterling Silver
Dimensions: 1-3/4" Diameter
Weight: .6oz/16gr/.04lbs
Signed: Artie Yellowhorse
Hallmarked: Sterling
P120717
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