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Hopi Silver Overlaid Cuff Bracelet – BR-0002

June 12th, 2010

  • Handmade in the USA by Hopi American Indian Tribe
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Dress yourself with a hand made work of wearable Indian art! This Sterling Silver cuff bracelet features an overlaid Silver on Silver traditional southwestern Native American Story Teller design. This Sterling Silver cuff bracelet is of a very high quality. And, this one will match perfectly with any Silver Native American jewelry that’s already in your collection. The bracelet is 1/2″ wide, it will fit a 6″ to a 7″ wrist and is stamped Sterling. Hopi Silver Overlaid Cuff Bracelet – BR-0002

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What’s Hopi Prophecy Got to Do With 2012?

April 29th, 2010

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Excerpt: How’d you like to live in an enenvironment where you are surrounded on all sides by your enemies? I am not talking about Israel, but the Hopi Indian tribe. Less than 7,000 Hopi live within the Navajo reservation: within! And the Navajo were their avowed enemies. Maybe it was that constant danger, that need to rely upon the spiritual that led them to such mystical lifestyles. And may they have been wrong on one of their prophecies. Hopi tradition says that we are living in…

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Hopi Blues?

April 29th, 2010

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Excerpt: The Hopi Indians, which means good, peaceful, or wise, come from a group of Southwestern people called Pueblo, but their language is different. Worse yet is the fact that they are surrounded on all sides by the Navajos, who have been their enemies. So, we have the Hopi blues! They do have something in common with the Israeli’s. But that’s not where I want to go with this commentary. Maybe it was that constant danger, that need to rely upon the spiritual that led them…

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The Navajo National Monument and Its Primeval Beauty

April 29th, 2010

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Excerpt: The preserved cliff ruins deserted by Pueblo Indians, together with Keet Steel, Arizona’s biggest excellent ruins, are the major attractions of the Navajo National Monument. Navajo National Monument highlights the pleasantly conserved ruins of cliff villages deserted by primeval Pueblo Indians (also known as Anasazi, Kayenta Anasazi, or Hisatsinom) around the 1300s. Constructed and dwelt in for only half a century, the ruins stand for the last community of farmers who settled in to the region’s insufficient supply of rain to cultivate yields, nurture households,…

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Authentic Native American jewelry

April 28th, 2010

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Excerpt: Contemporary designs in Native American Jewelry will give you an elegant and stylish look. Native American jewelry is made with attractive gemstones, such as Turquoise, Wampum, Mother of Pearl and jade. Available in a diverse range of rings, bracelet and necklaces made of silver makes it really affordable. Jewelry plays a crucial role especially for women. Authentic Native American Jewelry with a good range of designs and the use of precious stone will make a women look appealing. Native American Jewelry is handmade, and is…

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