1980s Corn Maiden Collar Necklace

Mitchell Sockyma

Tribe: Hopi

Regular price $550
Regular price Sale price $550
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Item #NK06164

Sterling Silver Collar Necklace with Hopi Overlaid Designs. The necklace depicts a Corn Maiden Kachina (Hano Mana) in the center, framed by a corn stalk, prayer feather (paho), and rain-bearing weather symbols. Hopi Corn Maidens are some of the most sacred and symbolic female figures in Hopi. They represent life, fertility, growth, and harmony all centered around corn, which is not just food but a sacred gift and a symbol of survival.

Handcrafted in the 1980s by Hopi silversmith, Mitchell Sockyma.

Number of Strands: 1
Necklace Length: 19โ€

Size
19โ€ณ length
Technique
Overlay

Family owned in Sedona since 1976
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