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Contrasting print design of a majestic elk in it's Rocky Mountain environment. A wide and winding river flows from the peaks amidst dense forests. A flock of birds fly across the cool autumn skies and rust colored sun.
Cotton Fabrication

Charm made in Thailand, 9x20mm charm
Genuine Turquoise
Durable waxed nylon cording


Dimensions: 6 inch adjustable
Hypoallergenic components
Assembled in Colorado

License Plate Style Colorado Tea Towel

Tribe: Diné (Navajo) and Zuni
Length: 7 1/8″
Width: 3/16″
Stones: Sonoran Gold Turquoise
Material: Sterling Silver

Enchanting Butterfly Pin, adorned with a deep orange Spiny Oyster Shell.
The shells of the Spiny Oyster are rare finds and are especially treasured by Native American Indian artists for their red, pink, brown, yellow, orange, purple, and white colors

Genuine Turquoise with Sterling Silver Navajo Pearls. The Navajo Pearls are disc-shaped and retain the oxidization of the sterling silver, a common trait of authentic Native American crafted jewelry.
Crafted by Navajo Silversmith Sandra Parkett.

Sonoran Gold Turquoise Necklace in Sterling Silver.
Hand-Crafted in a contemporary Chevron design, this piece exudes true elegance and beauty.
Sonoran Gold Turquoise emerges as one of the most highly sought after and treasured possessions.

Sonoran Gold is a Turquoise in the Sonoran Mountains of Mexico. Typically found in clay deposits as nuggets, rather than in veins like other types of turquoise. A gorgeous mix of aqua blues, bright lime green, with a golden to brown matrix.

BR105

10-12 oz
Deneen Pottery Footed Mug has a nice sturdy bottom with a tapered top. These features allow your beverages of choice to retain their heat, while also making it a very satisfying mug to hold.

Night at Garden of the Gods, Colorado sticker

Finished with a protective coating that keeps the sticker safe from exposure to wind, rain, snow​ and UV rays.

Will not peel or fade, even while washing your favorite reusable water bottle!

536 Pieces
Garden of the Gods in a National Natural Landmark located in Colorado Springs, CO. Erosion of natural red rock native to this area of Colorado formed Kissing Camels, a popular sandstone formation over millions on years!