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Navajo Naja Pendant
TBP504$130.00
- Descriptions
Tribal Series
(The traditions and culture of Native American Tribes.)
The Navajo inhabited Southwestern United States. The Navajo first saw the Naja on the bridles of Spanish horses. The Naja or crescent is a symbol of the Rainbow Guardian, a Yei that surrounds the homeland of the Navajo. Rainbow Guardian touches all four of the Sacred Mountains. It symbolizes protection and living in harmony while living in the boundaries of the Four Sacred Mountains.
The Chain is not included in the price. - Materials
Sterling Silver
- Measurement
Height: 1 3/4"
Width: 1 1/2"
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