Description:

New World, US Southwest, Navajo or similar style, ca. mid 20th century CE. A bolo tie with a braided leather cord and a rectangular silver ornament studded with two pieces of inlaid turquoise and one of red coral. Two silver dangling tips hang from each end. Bolo ties are a symbol of the US Southwest, first created around 1950 by Native artists. These pieces are largely unsigned by their artists and serve as a kind of wearable folk art. Size: 38.5" L (length of leather); 1.6" W x 2" H (97.8 cm; 4.1 cm x 5.1 cm); size of largest stone:

Provenance: private Los Angeles, California, USA collection

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  • Condition: Patina on silver surfaces.

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