1960s Zuni bolo tie featuring an Apache Crown (Ghan) Dancer, finely inlaid with turquoise, red coral, jet, mother of pearl, and abalone shell. Handmade in sterling silver using traditional stone-to-stone inlay techniques, the figure is depicted with a radiating crown headdress and holding ceremonial wands, symbolizing the Apache Mountain Spirit dancers. The bolo is fitted with a Bennett clip backing and paired with a 48” braided black leather cord finished with sterling silver tips. A striking example of mid-century Zuni figural inlay work representing the Apache Ghan Dancer.

1.5” Width, 2.75” Height