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Urban Spirit Gallery
Fine Arts and Jewelry

27 East 21st Street, Fifth Floor
New York NY 10010
(212) 375-1183

Lyndon Tsosie
Kachina by Pernell Laate
Indian Arts
   Lyndon Tsosie is a rising star among contemporary Navajo jewelers, a master inlayer of fine materials who exhibits innovative forms and design concepts. Recently he was the recipient of top awards at the world-famous Indian Market and Heard Museum exhibitions. Lyndon challenges us to expand our concept of jewelry and art with his inlaid boxes, which might be shaped like a jewelbox or a Navajo hogan, revealing an interior river of opal or surrounded by "logs" of pink and red coral, turquoise, lapis lazuli and deep purple sugilite. Lyndon’s necklaces and earrings look like modern minature paintings made with inlaid stones, and have been compared to the artwork of Klee and Mondrian.

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Box by Lyndon Tsosie. Click for full image Box in the shape of a Navajo hogan
(Sterling silver, gold, sugilite, turquoise, coral, lapis, and opals)



Box by Lyndon Tsosie. Click for full image Box by Lyndon Tsosie. Click for full image

Necklace by Lyndon Tsosie. Click for full image

 Coral necklace with reversible dragonfly pendant in sterling silver & 14k gold -- one side set with Candelaria. Pilot Mountain and Lone Mountain turquoise, the reverse with spiny oyster shell.
Box by Lyndon Tsosie. Click for full image Box with Lid
(Wood, Gold, Silver, Pearls, Opal, Lapis, Jade, Coral)
Bracelet by Ophelia Garcia
Jewelry
Bowl by Bob Lansing
Pottery
An American Dollmaker by Lisa Fifield
Paintings
Vases by Josh Simpson
Handblown Glass
Pipe by Robert Rosebear
Carvings & Sculpture
Artist Rafael Aguilera Hernandez
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