Bernard Dawahoya Hopi Overlay Earrings Archaeological revival in an 18th century building

in an 18th century building on the zocalo in Taxco

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The maker's mark for Sucesores de Spratling is nearly indistinguishable from a Spratling mark that was used from 1954-67

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this one is of much heavier gauge silver and much finer detailing

Bernard Dawahoya Hopi Overlay Earrings Archaeological revival in an 18th century buildingBernard Dawahoya (1935 2010) was an award winning Hopi artist whose work was exhibited at the Santa Fe Indian Market for decades and in shows at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in Sante Fe, and the Museum of Northern Arizon in Flagstaff. His work is in the collection of the Peabody Museum at Harvard University and in many private collections. He learned jewelry making as a teenager from his uncles and at the Hopi