Sterling Silver pendant of the Sunface. Overlay cutout design – background Silver is oxidized to make that dark contrast. “The Sunface Kachina is a powerful, sacred, and widely recognized symbol representing the Sun Father in Hopi and Zuni cultures, symbolizing warmth, life, stability, and agricultural growth. Often depicted with a round face, rectangular eyes, and a split forehead, it represents the sun’s essential role in nurturing life and guiding the seasons.” Measures 1 1/4 inches long and 1 1/4 inches wide. Bale has an 1/8 inch opening. Anderson Koinva’s signature stamp on the back side. *Pendant is set on a commercial chain, chain is not included. Chain can be purchased Here (pictured chain is 1.50mm thick)
