Pair of sterling silver fluted squash blossom earrings on a white background

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Authentic handmade navajo Silver earrings with black oxidized accents on a white background

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Sterling Silver earrings by Wyatt Lee Anderson on a white background

Fluted Squash Blossom Sterling Silver Earrings

Name: Fluted Squash Blossom Sterling Silver Earrings
Brand: Cowgirls & Indians
Price: 925.00 RON
Availability: OutOfStock

925,00 lei

Fluted Squash Blossom Sterling Silver Earrings are a hand-fabricated pair of Navajo-made earrings with a brilliant high-polish finish.

The earrings are a direct homage to the Squash Blossom, a sacred motif in Navajo artistry symbolizing fertility and the bounty of the harvest.

The distinct form features a segmented, fluted crown, while the base of the earring flares out into the stylized petal form, completing the traditional silhouette. The central tubular body is further defined by precise hand-stamped line designs, a meticulous detail that lends a subtle textural contrast to the mirror-polished finish.

Features a clean design that allows them to move freely with the wearer, catching the light with every turn.

A true hand-fabricated manifestation of Navajo Art by acclaimed artisan Wyatt Lee-Anderson, a fourth-generation Diné silversmith.

DETAILS

• MIRROR-POLISHED .925 STERLING SILVER 
• FLUTED SQUASH BLOSSOM EARRINGS SET 1 1/2” x 5/8” INCHES
• HAND-STRUCK SURFACE DETAILS
• BLACK OXIDIZED ACCENTS  
• HANDMADE IN NAVAJOLAND

MEET THE ARTISAN

Wyatt Lee-Anderson is a fourth-generation Navajo (Diné) silversmith who began working with silver at the age of twelve under the tutelage of his late father, Allison "Snowhawk" Lee. Since 2003, Wyatt has maintained an unbroken presence at the prestigious SWAIA and The Heard Museum Indian Markets. Wyatt is widely recognized for his emphasis on high-quality natural Turquoise and a strict adherence to traditional silversmithing techniques.

INDIGENOUS MADE

Our mission is to honor and preserve the legacy of Indigenous Arts through a deep commitment to tradition and Native representation.

Each heirloom is handmade by Indigenous Artisans.

By working directly with Native artists and reservation-based vendors, each purchase elevates Native voices and contributes to economic stability.

We ensure ethical production practices that provide generous wages, intellectual property protection, and showcase true Native craftsmanship.

Every order ships in anti-tarnish, fine jewelry packaging. Anti-tarnish materials contain activated carbon or volatile corrosion inhibitors that prohibit silver oxidation in storage.

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