Number Eight Turquoise Bolo Tie Pueblo Pottery features a tree with outstretched

features a tree with outstretched branches emerging from a ceremonial basket and surrounded by colorful birds

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Number Eight Turquoise Bolo Tie Pueblo Pottery features a tree with outstretchedDistinctive sterling silver bolo tie by award winning Navajo silversmith Allison Snowhawk Lee (19582022). The contemporary rectangular slide is set with a large natural Number Eight turquoise cabochon from Nevada, displaying a pale blue field with fine brown webbing and reddish brown matrix. The stone is framed in a handmade twisted wire bezel, while deeply recessed parallel lines add a clean, architectural accent to the polished silver. Instead of a