Signed Sterling Silver Bracelet; Native American Corn Stalk & Snake Designs

Native American Corn Stalk & Snake Designs Sterling Silver Bracelet Signed. Beautifully stylish silver cuff bracelet with intricate black engravings. Perfect for adding a bold statement to any outfit. Bracelet is in great condition and has some weight to it. This silver cuff bracelet features a Native American design, specifically Kokopelli figures flanking a corn stalk. These symbols carry cultural significance: Kokopelli: A fertility deity, often depicted as a humpbacked flute player, associated with music, dance, and abundance. In some interpretations, Kokopelli also represents the spirit of agriculture and the harvest. Corn stalk: Represents sustenance, life, and growth. Corn is a staple crop for many Native American cultures, holding deep cultural and spiritual meaning. Snakes: In Greek and Roman jewelry, snakes symbolized fertility and were believed to ward off evil. The bracelet is likely crafted in the Hopi overlay technique, where layers of silver are used to create depth and detail in the design. Silver jewelry has historically symbolized protection, status, and spirituality across various cultures, including ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, and China. In Chinese culture, silver bracelets are worn for good fortune and to ward off evil spirits. Native American jewelry serves as a form of cultural expression and storytelling, honoring the connection to the earth, ancestors, and the spirit world.