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Jimmy Harrison American Indian Navajo Jewelry... Jim worked with Jesse Monongye and his work draws much from that of Jesse. The price of artisan made Southwest Jewelry is a function of many variables. Such things as the quality and rarity of the gemstones.
Aug 25, 2010 · Harrison Jim (Navajo) – The Dancing Rabbit Gallery. Previous. (1970-Present) Tribal Affiliation: Navajo. “I make jewelry for a living, I am passionate about it and do it the old way.” My great grandpa made jewelry who dates back to Fort Sumner. His original name was Shin, which means dark in Navajo.
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Navajo - Harrison Jim. Born in 1952. He is half Navajo and Irish. He learned silversmithing from his grand father.He also took silver smithing classes by Jesse Monongya and Tommy Jackson. His life is very traditional, therefore his jewelry is very traditional.
A classic Jim Harrison design: inlay of gemstones into a slice of jet over sterling silver cut to an oval pendant. The imagery is from Navajo religion and depicts a yei figure in a "nightway" ritual. Guaranteed authentic.
His colorful and innovative inlays in his jewelry are inspired by the natural gifts that Mother Earth and Father Sky provide to each and every one of us. His creations include rings, necklaces, bolos, bracelets, earrings, and concho belts. He stamps his jewelry as, Jimmy Harrison.
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