Large Zuni Inlaid Buffalo Dancer Bolo Tie by Jonathan Beyuka 0100

Zuni Inlaid Buffalo Dancer Bolo Tie

This Zuni Inlaid Buffalo Dancer Bolo Tie is not only authentic American Indian neck wear, it's a masterpiece of design and hand work! Crafted by Johnathon Beyuka, the fully inlaid dancer is between 5-1/2" to 6" tall and about 3" wide with Mother of Pearl, Turquoise, Gold Lip, Jet and Spiny Oyster set in Sterling. He is magnificent and the feather in his left hand is removable and can be worn as a tie tack. Including the dangles, it's 48" end to end, and is hallmarked. This Zuni Inlaid Buffalo Dancer Bolo Tie is one of a kind and exceptional in size and quality craftsmanship.

There are three of these Bolo Ties under this number. Please see the group shot to compare differences. Unless otherwise specified you will receive one from the group.

Jonathon (1953- ) was taught by his father Eddie (1920-2002), a master silversmith in his own right. His work is in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston MA and the Kennedy Museum of Art, Ohio University. He is referenced in Wright's "Hallmarks of the Southwest", Schaaf's "American Indian Jewelry I and II", Nahohai "Zuni: A Village of Silversmiths" and Hougart's "Native American and Southwestern Silver Hallmarks" and is listed in "Art of the Zuni" in the Kennedy Museum of Art.