The cityscape just behind the Hollywood sign keeps the early to mid 20th century alive, thriving and center stage.

Turquoise is mostly associated with the Southwest, with spiritual roots in the Navajo and Hopi ... she was wearing a pair of ...

We work with about 280 different artists throughout the southwest: Navajo, Hopi and Zuni ... South Dakota. Turquoise jewelry rose to popularity in the 1970s, but tapered off over the following ...

Most of what she was selling was made out of turquoise, a stone used for protection, she said. The rest of her beaded jewelry ranged from earrings to bracelets. Sharon Folgar, another Navajo ...

Turquoise is mostly associated with the Southwest, with spiritual roots in the Navajo and Hopi. But again ... Yet once, in a New York City elevator, she was wearing a pair of beaded earrings of the ...

Photo Credit: Juan Ibarra As you mosey on down the aisles, you’ll come across vendors selling everything from hand-tooled leather belts to turquoise jewelry that would make a Navajo chief jealous.

Michelle Lujan Grisham plans to sign Senate Bill 41 into law, establishing a Turquoise Alert system ... clothing and objects of religious or cultural significance, including jewelry, beading and ...

By 12, he had already created his first ring, which he entered in the 68th Annual Navajo Nation Fair juried art show, in ...

The bill responds to a troubling number of disappearances and killings in Indian Country — and would allow law enforcement to ...

Althea Cajero grew up on Santo Domingo Pueblo watching her mother work early mornings and late nights creating jewelry. Oftentimes, she would gaze in awe of the intricate work. As she got older ...