Navajo Earrings 5

Description

There is a beauty that is timeless. A beauty that comes from the red earth of the desert, from the wind that whispers in the mountains, from the skilled hands that, with patience and respect, transform materials into art via.
Earrings, handmade between the 1950s and 1970s in sterling silver, are an authentic expression of the Navajo goldsmith tradition, one of the most deep-rooted, spiritual and artistically refined cultures in North America. For the Navajo, creating jewelry was a sacred act, a way to honor nature, family and ancestors.
Each element has a meaning: turquoise, symbol of protection and healing; coral, a link with blood and the cycle of life; silver, the light of the moon, worked with ancient techniques passed down from generation to generation.
Unique in its balance between strength and delicacy, between matter and spirit. Narrative talents, witnesses of a profound identity that still speaks through art today. Wear them and carry a fragment of the world with you.

Each earring is unique, unrepeatable, and for this reason it must be respected in its integrity and irregularity.

Earring closure: nun