CASTLECLIFF SOUTHWEST: SILVER FEATHER PENDANT
c. early 1970's
Another stunning mash up of Natural History Museum Artifacts and Native American Jewelry, this silver pendant is part of CASTLECLIFF's 1970's Southwest Series, a collection filled with Native American figural elements, feather imagery and brilliantly colored poured glass stones. Designed by the prolific Lawrence Vrba (previously of Miriam Haskell, and many broadway shows) this collection is rare and highly sought after and was designed and manufactured in NYC.
- This Singular Pendant Features an Oval Glass Stone Set in the Center of a Detailed Figural Bird with Wings Outstretched and Surrounded by Turquoise Navette Stone Plumes
- Pendant Drops 3.5" Long from a Strand of Silver Beads Strung on Chain and Punctuated with Four Turquoise Glass Beads
- 20" Long Bead Strand with Spring Ring Closure
- Signed CASTLECLIFF at Back of Pendant
*Original Sketches of the Southwest Series as seen in 1970's B. Altman Advertisement from The New York Times*
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