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William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"
William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"
William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"
William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"
William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"
William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"
William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"
William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"
William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"
William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"

William Zunie (1938-1983) - Zuni Multi-Stone Channel Inlay, Silver, and Leather Bolo Tie with Eagle Dancer Kachina Design c. 1960-70s, 3" x 2.375"

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Description

Height

42.0

Circa

1960-70s
DETAILS
42.7g, 42" total cord length, 3" x 2.375" bolo. Stones include turquoise, mother of pearl, jet, agate, and coral. Artist hallmark on verso. This hallmark belongs to William Zunie, and Zuni artisan who was active during the 1960s and 1970s. He is the brother of Joe and Lincoln Zunie, and the father of Pattie Edaakie. Ex Arizona collection. The owner inherited this item from her mother.
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