Village and Corn Pendant
Tribe: Hopi
Item #PP05655
1980s Sterling Silver Pendant by Hopi silversmith Victor Coochwytewa, featuring an intricate overlay design depicting a Hopi village scene with symbolic elements including prayer feathers, corn, and rain blessings. The bold, graphic composition reflects Coochwytewa’s masterful use of symmetry and contrast, with deeply oxidized background and finely etched textures enhancing the polished overlay. The imagery speaks to themes of growth, reverence, and harmony with the natural world. Comes with a handmade 20” Hopi sterling silver chain.
Part of the historic Kopavi Collection, this pendant has never been previously owned.
1.5” Width, 2.125” Height
Chain Length: 20"
- Era
- Circa 1980s
- Metal
- Sterling Silver
- Technique
- Overlay
About the artist
Master Hopi Silversmith, Waterhouse Clan – Shungopavi, Second Mesa Victor Coochwytewa is widely regarded as one of the most influential Hopi silversmiths of the 20th century. A master of overlay jewelry and a pillar...
See all pieces by Victor Coochwytewa →Family owned in Sedona since 1976
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