Glenn Sandoval Navajo Kokopelli Pendant Sterling Silver Turquoise 5.6g Signed GS

Celebrate the spirit of storytelling and tradition with this signed Glenn Sandoval Kokopelli brooch/pendant. Crafted in sterling silver and set with a vibrant turquoise cabochon, this piece embodies the artistry and symbolism of Navajo silversmithing. Kokopelli, the iconic flute player, is a revered figure in Southwestern Native American culture—representing fertility, music, and joy. This brooch/pendant is signed “GS Sterling,” confirming its authenticity and origin. With its graceful lines and meaningful motif, it’s a wearable tribute to legacy and craftsmanship. Item Details * Artisan: Glenn Sandoval (Navajo) * Signed: “GS Sterling” hallmark * Design: Kokopelli figure with flute * Material: Sterling silver * Stone: Genuine turquoise cabochon * Weight: 5.6 grams * Dimensions: Approx. 2 inches tall * Condition: Excellent vintage condition with natural patina * Type: Brooch/Pendant (chain not included) Glenn Sandoval, often working alongside his wife Irene, is a Navajo silversmith known for his expressive, symbolic designs. His work frequently features: Kokopelli figures: Flute players in motion, representing storytelling, fertility, and joy Animal motifs: Buffalo, horses, dragonflies, and moose—each tied to Navajo spiritual themes Cultural icons: Wedding jugs, pottery, and dancers, often rendered in sterling silver with turquoise or coral accents