Early Native American Santo Domingo Pueblo Turquoise and Spondylus Heishi Necklace kero and a flaring rim—now partially

and a flaring rim—now partially lost—resting on a flat unglazed base

strategically located at the crossroads of the Aegean

known for its rich coastal and inland environments

and cosmological richness of Lampung’s vanished textile culture

funnel-shaped mouth and an everted lip

Early Native American Santo Domingo Pueblo Turquoise and Spondylus Heishi Necklace kero and a flaring rim—now partiallySanto Domingo Pueblo (Kewa), early to mid 20th century, northern New Mexico, United States A breathtaking example of classic Native American craftsmanship, this exquisite necklace showcases the timeless artistry of Santo Domingo Pueblo jewelry making. The piece is composed of beautifully graduated, unshaped, rough cut turquoise beads, skillfully drilled and strung on cotton thread. Enhancing the turquoise are remarkable cream white heishi beads, made