Gold on Silver Petroglyph Bolo Tie buckle-type_western-buckle An inlaid strand of hand-rolled

An inlaid strand of hand-rolled turquoise heishi beads runs along the lower edge

this piece reflects the bright colors and highly graphic designs associated with late 19th-century Navajo Germantown weavings

and uses natural wool colors with a predominately red background

handwoven in fine yarn with natural gray and white wool

Ideal as a wall hanging or floor rug

Gold on Silver Petroglyph Bolo Tie buckle-type_western-buckle An inlaid strand of hand-rolledSterling silver bolo tie by Myron Panteah, Zuni Navajo, featuring a free hand cutout petroglyph design with 14K gold appliqu symbols, including female rain, migration swirl, and rain drops. The openwork silver design includes hand, animal, figure, water, and other petroglyph style motifs across a textured surface, framed by a polished silver border. The bolo is finished with a figure eight backing, a 46 braided black leather cord, and custom sterling