This classic dark ironwood cabochon set in sterling silver is the precise and beautiful work of Navajo artist Nicholas Gambino. He worked for the White Hogan in the 1970's, this two marks appear on this perfect contemporary pendant.
Versatility was a White Hogan trade mark. Over the years the designs created by their silversmith could often be combined like well chosen pieces of a couture wardrobe. This pendant has a hook bail, so it can be worn on a chain, cord or slipped into a strand of silver beads.
Description | This classic dark ironwood cabochon set in sterling silver is the precise and beautiful work of Navajo artist Nicholas Gambino. He worked for the White Hogan in the 1970's, this two marks appear on this perfect contemporary pendant. Versatility was a White Hogan trade mark. Over the years the designs created by their silversmith could often be combined like well chosen pieces of a couture wardrobe. This pendant has a hook bail, so it can be worn on a chain, cord or slipped into a strand of silver beads.
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About the Artist | Nicholas Gambino (Navajo) began working at the White Hogan in 1971. More than once his vision using ironwood in combination with streamlined shapes has been associated with Gambino's aesthetic. |
Culture | American Indian, Navajo |
Medium | Single domed acute vertical triangle cut from dark ironwood and sterling silver |
Troy ounces | .24 troy ounces |
Size | 1 7/8" height X 15/16" maximum width |
Signed | "NG" followed by White Hogan symbol stamped on verso |
Date of creation | 1970's |
Condition | Excellent |
Provenance | JKB |
Gram weight | 7.6 grams |