Sandcast Sterling Silver Earrings
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Handmade by artist John Aguilar of the Santo Domingo (Kewa) Pueblo, these sterling silver earrings are created through traditional sandcasting techniques.
The design, titled Corn Harvest at Santo Domingo, honors the Corn Dance—a sacred celebration held annually on August 4 at Kewa Pueblo. In this traditional event, generations gather in ceremonial attire to honor the land, seasons, and spiritual cycles.
Aguilar translates this cultural moment into metal with practiced skill, carving his vision into sand molds and shaping molten silver by hand. Each casting results in subtle variations that make every pair unique. The form, texture, and balance of these fishhook earrings echo the rhythm of the dance and the heartbeat of a Pueblo community.
Wearing them carries meaning beyond physical beauty and craftsmanship—it’s a tribute to tradition, resilience, and the ceremonial spirit of harvest and renewal. The earrings are stamped with the artist’s initials and signature design.
- Artist: John Aguilar from Santo Domingo (Kewa) Pueblo, New Mexico
- Sandcast fishhook dangle earrings
- Materials: Sterling silver
- Size: 2 3/4" from top of hook to bottom, 1/2" at widest point
- Handcrafted, Native American jewelry
- Made in the USA
- Not eligible for any discounts or promotional offers.
To preserve the beauty and finish of your sterling silver jewelry, avoid exposure to water, lotions, perfumes, and harsh chemicals. Store in a cool, dry place when not in use. Gently polish with a soft jewelry cloth to remove tarnish and restore shine, and wear it often—regular wear helps prevent tarnish from forming.
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