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Hopi Crow Mother Kachina Cuff Bracelet

by Marcus Lomayestewa

#HMJCBML1

1" wide

Corn mother is considered to be the mother of all Kachina.  She is celebrated  during the Bean Dance, and looks over the admittance of the children into the Kachina Cult.  She brings with her yucca whips for the Hu Kachinas to use for disciplining the boys during their initiation into the Kachina Cult.  She also brings corn kernels and bean sprouts to symbolize the start of the new season, she traditionally leads other Kachinas into the village.

This Hopi overlay sterling silver Snow Maiden Kachina bracelet is a collector's item.  It is 1" wide and is handcrafted and signed by Marcus Lomayestewa, a Hopi silversmith that is well known for his Kachina designs.  This is a substantial bracelet made from (.925) sterling silver.  Price includes shipping, insured, by U.S. First Class Mail.   Over-night, overseas and 2nd day delivery is extra.  We will be contacting you via phone or email to get your wrist size to make sure we provide you with the proper fit.

Marcus Lomayestewa, Shongopavi Village, Bear Clan. Full Hopi. Learned to make jewelry by observing and assisting his father, Macbride Lomayestewa. He began making jewelry at the youthful age of 12. He is a lifetime member of the Hopi Guild.  He enjoys making his jewelry designs available on the Internet and specializes in Kachina pendants, pins and bracelets.