Burntwater material_charoite These exceptional earrings were handcrafted

These exceptional earrings were handcrafted in the 1990s by renowned Navajo artist

traditionally carrying whips or switches used symbolically to correct misconduct

and full-bodied red

Created by a member of the Silas family of the Roadrunner Clan

This design would eventually become known as the Storm Pattern

Burntwater material_charoite These exceptional earrings were handcraftedBurntwater regional style Navajo weaving by Stella Duboise, handwoven in wool yarns. The design features a central stepped diamond motif with intricate geometric elements and bordered by serrated designs. Woven in soft shades of cream, brown, gray, blue, green, and burgundy, the muted palette and detailed patterning are characteristic of the Burntwater regional weaving style. 17 (1. 42') Width, 21 (1. 75') Length